Dreams Come True (British charity)

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Dreams Come True Charity is a UK children's charity. The charity fulfils the dreams of children and young adults with a wide range of medical conditions, covering a wide range of locations and ages.^[1]

The charity works with children and young people between the ages of 2 and 18 who have a serious or life limiting illness and helps them to fulfil their dreams.

Patrons[]

The list of Dreams Come True Patrons^[2] are:

• Royal Patron Princess Michael of Kent,
• Olivia Breen, Paralympian
• Louise Damen, Athlete
• Miranda Gore Browne, Celebrity Baker
• Jo Pavey, Olympic Athlete
• Jacqui Slack, Triathlete
• Kirstie Steele, Actress
• Christopher Timothy, Actor
• Kane Tomlinson-Weaver, Actor

Felicity Wishes[]

In Dec 2013, Children's brand Felicity Wishes teamed up with Dreams Come True to help children across England get access to palliative care.^[3]

Felicity will become Dreams Come True's ambassador, running marathons, attending key events and granting dreams. Felicity Wishes will also be involved in Dreams Come True's annual Dream Tea campaign.

References[]

External links[]

• Dreams Come True's website
• Dreams Come True on Facebook^{[permanent dead link]}
• Dreams Come True on Twitter