When I was approached by to promote the new campaign by Fairy and Make-A-Wish, I didn't even think twice. When I was in my last year at school, I was involved in a project where all of the proceeds went to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, a charity who make special wishes come true for young people living with life-threatening illnesses. At the time, it felt like a great cause but now that I am a mother, it seems all the more important.
This winter, when you buy special packs of Fairy Washing Up Liquid or Dishwasher tablets you too will help the Make-A-Wish Foundation to grant the wishes of children who really deserve it.
According to research by Make-A-Wish, at any one time in the UK there are around 20,000 children and young people living with life-threatening illnesses. So far this year, Make-A-Wish’s wide network of supporters and dedicated volunteers have granted wishes for over 650 children and young people. Samuel and Ella, featured in the video below, are just two of the children who have had magical wishes come true thanks to the charity.
Myleene Klass has joined forces with Fairy to launch the campaign.
This winter, when you buy special packs of Fairy Washing Up Liquid or Dishwasher tablets you too will help the Make-A-Wish Foundation to grant the wishes of children who really deserve it.
According to research by Make-A-Wish, at any one time in the UK there are around 20,000 children and young people living with life-threatening illnesses. So far this year, Make-A-Wish’s wide network of supporters and dedicated volunteers have granted wishes for over 650 children and young people. Samuel and Ella, featured in the video below, are just two of the children who have had magical wishes come true thanks to the charity.
Myleene Klass has joined forces with Fairy to launch the campaign.
If you would like to donate to the Make-A-Wish foundation in addition to Fairy's campaign you can do so here.
