Following the huge success of last year's event, Gambado Play Centre in Chelsea is to host another fun-packed children’s party in aid of the Theatres for Theatres appeal at Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity.The ultimate children

Always with a charity project in the pipe-line, this year, Marni's collaboration has released these amazing limited edition totes and tees, as part of its annual effort to celebrate childhood and nurture youthful creative freedom. This project

Designers at Debenhams (Jasper Conran, Julien Macdonald, Ted Baker, John Rocha, FrostFrench, Pearce Il Fionda, Betty Jackson, Ben de Lisi and Matthew Williamson) have teamed up with the NSPCC to create a range of quirky chairty t-shirts, Junior especially likes the above spaceshi...

Mary Portas ‘Queen of Shops’ has teamed up with Grazia Magazine to open a pop-up charity shop at Westfield Shopping Center in aid of Save the Children. The shop, aptly titled ‘Mary’s Charity Shop’, has had donations from Sarah Mower of American

announce jellies are back!JuJu Footwear, the original British makers of the iconic sandal has announced its involvement in Project Jelly, a charity initiative that kicks off with the launch of two limited edition children’s styles for Spring/Summer 2013

Slipping into something jolly often helps to lift your mood. So what could get your family feeling more cheery than donning red costumes and fluffy cotton wool beards à la the merry man of Christmas himself? To raise money for charity Children

recently injected a ray of sunshine into its Fulham Road children’s store with a brilliant charity event.The Easter party, which benefited the Lyla Nsouli Foundation for children's brain cancer research, offered a basketfull of easter fun for children

and Maybelline to Versace.Over the last 10 years this earth mother's focus has been set on humanitarian activities and this speaks volumes with her new collaboration with Ergobaby to create a baby carrier collection for her charity Every Mother Counts

their very first Disney memory and in return will donate £1 to the Great Ormond Street Hospital children's charity, until they reach the target of a whopping £1 million. Over 21,000 memories have been collected so far, which is a fantastic start, but many

’s Charity are offering school pupils the opportunity to experience the wonder of Neverland and the boy who never grew up as well as raising money for an admirable cause with Peter Pan Week 2012.From February 27 until March 2 schools up and down the country