Local families and businesses are coming together to raise money for Oxford Children’s Hospital, with Puddle Ducks Oxfordshire as part of their annual charity Pyjama Week, launching a fantastic charity raffle packed with prizes donated by generous local businesses.
There are already some fantastic prizes up for grabs, including five FREE Puddle Ducks swimming lessons, a meal for two at The Bell Inn in Ducklington, a £40 voucher for Roots & Seeds Café & Kitchen, a beautiful candle and room spray from Misneach Remedies, a week hat hire from Annabel Allen Millinery, a 5" cake voucher from Pretty Special Cakes, and two admission tickets to Jolly Roger Soft Play — to name just a few!
And that’s just the beginning, with many more prizes being added to the raffle.
We’re particularly grateful to the local businesses who have chosen to get involved. Many of our Puddle Ducks families live locally and visit these businesses themselves, so being able to bring our swimming community and local businesses together to support such an important cause feels especially meaningful.
Oxford Children’s Hospital provides specialist care to children from across Oxfordshire and surrounding areas, supporting young patients and their families through some of the most challenging times imaginable. Every pound raised through our raffle will help support the incredible work carried out by the hospital.
We’d love our local families to get behind the raffle, have a go at winning one of these brilliant prizes and, most importantly, help us raise as much as possible for Oxford Children’s Hospital.
The raffle will launch on Monday 21st September and run until Monday 19th October.
A huge thank you to every business that has donated a prize so far — your generosity really does make a difference. We’ll be sharing more prizes and raffle details very soon, so keep an eye on our social media and website for updates.
If you’re a local business and would like to support our charity raffle, we’d love to hear from you too. 💙
Together, we can make a real difference to local children and their families.