Proud to support Taylor-Made Dreams
Boostkit is a member of the Titanium Circle, the monthly giving circle of Taylor-Made Dreams. The charity is based in Tunbridge Wells, like me, and makes dreams come true for children in Kent, Sussex, Surrey and Essex with life-limiting and terminal illnesses.
Why I give every month
Taylor-Made Dreams gives children with shortened lives the experiences on their bucket list, and gives their families time and memories together. Since 2014 it has helped deliver thousands of bucket list wishes, alongside the other support it offers families.
My monthly contribution goes straight into the dream of a young person at the darkest time in their short life. There are more children in our community with wishes still to come true, and regular giving is what lets the charity say yes to them, now and in the years ahead.
The charity lists Boostkit among the businesses that support it. I would much rather the list kept growing.
- Making dreams come true
- Since 2014
- Bucket list wishes delivered
- Thousands
- Kent, Sussex, Surrey and Essex
- Four counties
- How I give, as a Titanium Circle member
- Monthly
The Titanium Circle
The charity calls it the dream maker elite: local businesses that give to Taylor-Made Dreams every month, at one of four levels, Titanium, Orichalcum, Argentum or Palladium.
What members get
- This Month at TMD, a note at the end of every month on what members' support has helped the charity do
- The Dragonflyer, the charity's newsletter, in the middle of every month
- A Titanium Circle lunch with Suzi Mitchell, the charity's founder, a networking breakfast and an update evening
- First refusal on places at the charity's events, before they open to everyone else
- A visit to your workplace, so your team hear what their support makes possible
- Giving that counts towards the social side of your business's ESG commitments
I built their website
Giving money is one part. The other is the work I know how to do.
I designed and built taylormadedreams.org.uk, and I still look after it. The charity's team update it themselves: news, events, family films and the memory garden all come from an editor they sign in to, so a new story or event does not wait on me.
The 508 stories from the old site came across with it, and the old addresses were all checked so links people had saved still lead somewhere.
Help make a dream come true
If you run a business in Kent, Sussex, Surrey or Essex, I would love you to join me in the Titanium Circle. Or give once, today.