Being a cancer survivor and having so many friends and family, both young and old battle cancer head on, I am always looking for worthwhile causes and charities that support those affected by cancer. So, when I heard about the The Muddy Puddles Project, I knew I had to learn more not just for myself, but so that I could share the information with you all, too.
The Muddy Puddles Project is a fundraising platform for the Ty Louis Campbell (TLC) Foundation, a certified 501(c)(3) that funds pediatric cancer research. The project was inspired by Ty, a little boy who loved Peppa Pig and dreamed of jumping in muddy puddles when his cancer was cured. Since his passing, the Muddy Puddles Project continues to grow by leaps and bounds with families all across the U.S. joining the mission and participating in special fundraising activities.
April marks the beginning of a whole season of special events – including Peppa-inspired Welly Walks to benefit the charity.
What is a Welly Walk? It’s as simple as it sounds: an organized stroll outside – rain or shine! – in your favorite pair of wellies (rain boots). As Peppa Pig’s Mummy Pig wisely says, “If you jump in muddy puddles, you must wear your boots.”
And to help families everywhere get in on the “fun”-draising and host their own Welly Walk, attached please find a special Peppa Pig Welly Walk Kit that includes everything parents, kids and community leaders need to host a successful and memorable walk of their own!
You can find more information about Peppa’s chosen charity, the Muddy Puddles Project, and download the Welly Walk Kit on the official Peppa Pig website: http://www.peppapig.com/grown-
The Muddy Puddles Project celebrates kids being kids and all the silly and fun aspects that come along with it to honor all kids who are battling cancer and unable to enjoy such simple childhood pleasures. We hope you’ll help us get the word out – and maybe even be inspired to host your own Welly Walk, too!
(Introducing the Muddy Puddles Project - A Wonderful Cause That Raises Money for Children with Cancer) This is a great cause for the whole family to be involved in.
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of this project until I read about it on your blog. This sounds like an amazing project thanks for sharing this one.
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