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A very merry festive season

November 20, 2024

The festive season is just around the corner and our very special community is hosting an array of festive fundraising activities! Here are a few ways you can support Very Special Kids this Christmas:

Very Special Christmas lights

Very soon, many houses across the state will be adorned with Christmas lights to fundraise for Very Special Kids.

If you are starting to decorate and want to light up your house for seriously ill kids, there is still time to get involved.

To sign up and make your display very special, click here.

Christmas trees

Malvern Xmas Trees are selling beautiful fresh Christmas trees again this year, and donating a portion of each sale to Very Special Kids.

Trees will be sold from the front lawn of Very Special Kids from Saturday 30 November until Sunday 22 December, from 10am to 5pm Monday to Friday, 7am to 5pm Saturday and 8am to 5pm Sunday.

To order online, including deliveries, click here.

Stonnington Christmas Carols

Very Special Kids is proud to be the selected charity of this year’s City of Stonnington Carols.

100% of proceeds from the sale of candles and event programs at both carols events will go to Very Special Kids.

Family Christmas at Central Park – Sunday 8 December, 5.30pm to 7.30pm, Central Park, 83-141 Burke Road, Malvern East
Carols at Como Park – Sunday 15 December, 7.30pm to 9.30pm, Como Park, 305-325 Williams Road, South Yarra

For more details, click here.

Support our Christmas Appeal

This Christmas, we have the joy of sharing five-year-old Nishan’s story.

Nishan has KCNQ5 encephalopathy, a rare and life-limiting neurodevelopmental disorder that affects just three known children in the world. Sadly, there is no cure for Nishan’s condition and experts have no proven treatment plan.

Nishan needs round-the-clock care and is often in hospital.

We try to make every day Christmas Day for Nishan because we don’t know if he will be with us tomorrow.

 

 – Sam, Nishan’s mum

You can support our Christmas Appeal and read Nishan’s full story here.