Our Charity Work
At Cheeky Rascals, we are committed to making a difference both locally and globally. From Charity Bake Offs to sponsored bike rides, we love to organise fundraising events within our office to support various causes.
Ongoing Partnerships & Past Events
We are working with Home Start Butser, a local charity that provide families with young children support and guidance through their trained volunteers. We contribute by providing struggling families with the tools that they need.
Barnardo’s offers a range of services, including fostering and adoption, mental health support, and services for children with disabilities, ensuring every child gets the best start in life. We contribute by donating used swaddles and carriers to Barnardo’s, a charity dedicated to supporting vulnerable children.
Since its inception in 2016, Little Village has supported over 24,000 children under five living in poverty across London. We contribute by donating carriers, pushchairs, and swaddles.
Village Support in Uganda
Selina has dedicated significant efforts to working with a village in Uganda. Our most recent initiative involved purchasing a water tank, which has provided clean water access to a community of 600 people. Before this, women and children had to walk 600 meters daily to fetch water. In addition, Selina coordinated with numerous nursery and baby goods brands across the UK to collect donations of baby supplies. Thanks to their generosity, we delivered suitcases full of essential items, greatly benefiting local families and charities.
Celebrating 20 Years with Naomi House
In June 2016, to celebrate 20 years of Cheeky Rascals, we partnered with Naomi House and Jacksplace hospices near Winchester. These hospices offer care and support to life-limited and life-threatened children, young people, and their families across central southern England. We are proud to support their incredible work in the community.
Charity Cycling with Le Loop
Selina and Simon, avid cyclists, participate in charity bike rides to raise funds and awareness. They recently completed Le Loop, a grueling cycling event that follows stages of the Tour de France. Organized by the William Wates Memorial Trust (WWMT), Le Loop is the main fundraiser for the charity, which raised over £500,000 this year. WWMT supports young people facing severe disadvantages, helping them avoid anti-social behaviour and realise their potential.