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I used to record stories for my own children to enjoy while I was away (traveling for work) so I know how treasured these will be.

From: Anonymous

Donated On: 04 January 2020

£20.00
I volunteer in prison with another charity called Fine Cell Work and know about Storybook Dads from one of the men I have worked with. I recently wrote an article for our church magazine and mentioned your work. A parishioner enjoyed the article and gave me £10 for your charity. She said she has very little money as she lives with the help of benefits but she thinks your work is so important. So I am sending it to your via our bank account. I would be grateful not to receive emails or mail from yourselves. I know of you and your very important work but as you know one can only give personally to certain charities. Kind Regards. Petra.

From: Anonymous

Donated On: 31 December 2019

£10.00
From: Patricia Erasmus

Donated On: 30 December 2019

£20.00
Thank you for my children CD & BOOK I used it as a Christmas present off their daddy with a tonie box and they absolutely loved it! I highly recommend this service.

From: Chloe Gerrand

Donated On: 26 December 2019

£10.00
From: Anonymous

Donated On: 25 December 2019

£10.00
From: Ellie Scott

Donated On: 23 December 2019

£20.00
From: Anonymous

Donated On: 23 December 2019

£25.00
Tamsin, thanks very much for your help, this is a little less than I wanted because a couple of family members asked for different charities. Really please to be contributing this though.

From: Anonymous

Donated On: 19 December 2019

£150.00
From: Anonymous

Donated On: 17 December 2019

£85.00
I love the simplicity and impact of what you do. As a parent (and former prison Governor) my fondest memories include the bedtime story routine. Children of offenders are innocent of their father's crimes but become the hidden victims when Dad goes away. Maintaining that bond through recorded bedtime stories is a small way to redress the hurt, bewilderment and isolation of these kids and may make the difference for their fathers searching for purpose and a way out of crime. Well done and keep up the good work.

From: Ian Acheson

Donated On: 17 December 2019

£20.00