It’s that time of year again - we’re getting ready for our CPM Christmas Fayre, and we’d love for you to be part of it!
The festive season is fast approaching, and here at Cerebral Palsy Midlands, we’re busy preparing for our Christmas Fayre, which will be running between the 1st and the 12th of December. We’d love for local businesses, stallholders and supporters to get involved - whether that’s by holding a stall or donating a raffle prize.
Fancy having a stall?
These Dates Only Friday 5th and Friday 12th (Between 10.00 am and 2.00 pm)
If you create or sell something special - from handmade crafts, wax melts, books, jams, and pickles to festive decorations and gifts - we’d be delighted to have you join us. Hosting a stall is a wonderful way to share your work, meet the community, and be part of a friendly, festive event that celebrates local creativity.
WANTED: Raffle & Tombola donations
We’re also on the lookout for raffle prizes and donations to support our fundraising efforts - and we already have some fantastic raffle prizes lined up, including:
🎁Hotel Chocolat 'The Grand Wreath Box' (Worth £90) and 'The Signature Cabinet' (Worth £200) donated by Paul Barnes and the CASS team at 'Cloud Accounting Support Services'.
🎁 A John Lewis Christmas Gourmet Gift Box and a Peaky Blinders Escape Room Experience for Four in Birmingham kindly donated by Kings Chambers Birmingham.
🎟️ A £50 Red Letter Days gift voucher donated from Stater Gordon Birmingham
🐾 A family pass to Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park in Birmingham.
🌿 A beautiful handmade Christmas wreath from White Lotus Flowers
🧺 A £30 Blakemore Foundation goodies hamper
🎨 A pottery class experience
💇♀️ A pair of Toni & Guy straighteners
💆♀️ A £45 Blissful Balance voucher
If you’d like to book a stall, donate a prize, or just find out more, please get in touch with us at sarah@cpmids.org.uk or call 0121 427 3182.
Let’s make this festive season one to remember - full of creativity, community spirit, and a little Christmas sparkle! ✨
Written by Lucy Mitchell
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