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Molly Ollys on BBC The One Show

20th August 2026 was a memorable date for everyone associated with Molly Ollys. Being featured on BBC The One Show and knowing that our story was being watched by around 3million people was an incredible feeling and testimony to all the hard work that has been put in...
March is Brain Tumour Awareness Month

March is Brain Tumour Awareness Month

It is Brain Tumour Awareness Month in March and we wanted to tell you about 8-year-old James who we recently did a wish for. James has Ependymoma which is a type of tumour that can form in the brain or spinal cord. He adores his iPad which his mum tells us has been so...

Business students at Stratford College learn about Molly Ollys

Business students at Stratford College learn about Molly Ollys

Business students from Stratford-upon-Avon College recently learnt about the work done by Molly Ollys and were given the chance to take part in volunteering opportunities. The students were visited by Jennie Ludford, Head of PR & Comms at Molly Ollys, who spoke to...

Amazon Smile is no more!

Amazon Smile is no more!

Amazon has now stopped its Amazon Smile service which was one way shoppers could buy goods through Amazon without it costing them anything and charities like us benefited. Although it is a shame, you can still help us in the same way by buying your purchases through...

Molly Ollys chosen as charity for popular Leamington annual run

Molly Ollys chosen as charity for popular Leamington annual run

A popular annual run in Leamington will help to raise vital funds for Molly Ollys, after we were chosen as this year's official race charity. The Wright Hassall Regency 10k Run has become a regular fixture in the sporting calendar for running clubs and fundraisers...

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Every donation, whatever size, helps a seriously unwell child

HELP MAKE WISHES COME TRUE

Current data suggests that 12 children and young people are diagnosed with cancer every day, and that 1,900 children under the age of 14 in the UK are diagnosed each year.

More children are diagnosed with a range of other, often rare, conditions and illnesses that are also life-threatening.

Molly Ollys is committed to helping as many of these children and their families as possible, and works hard to raise the necessary funds to be able to help those who contact us.

You can help us do this by making a donation, joining in with our fundraising events, running your own events, using Give as You Live when you are shopping, and by leaving a legacy in your will. Please visit our How you can help page to find out more.