Lily bell

I had went around asking and collecting Easter eggs in local shops, for children with additional needs. I also had a meeting later on the same day

I had collected and wrapped many presents from different organisations to give to children for Christmas, who will have to spend their Christmas in hospital.

I had given out leaflets and help with the raffle and asking for money donations at hinchingbrooke in the PAC, as well as a few other volunteers. We had told people what DreamDrops is and why we were there - the money goes to hollyward, for the children at the hospital

I had volunteered at Tesco, doing the giving tree, which is where members of the public can choose a post it note off of the tree and shop for a gift(s) for the person that they got. My mum and I had stood near the tree, handing out leaflets and telling people about what our charity does, especially at this time of year

I had done a meeting, with dreamdrops, asking what we want to achieve by the time for our next meeting. We had talked about how we aim to add more diversity in schools and hospitals, by adding accessible spaces and facilities so that young children can enjoy school