A GROUP of ladies have raised money for a charity which helps parents and families who have tragically lost a child to stillbirth or neo-natal death.
The funds were raised throughout 2018 to help provide families with memory boxes which parents can use to save precious memories.
As of December 2018, they raised £1357.69 which they say is enough to make another 19 boxes.
Operations manager at Lily-Mae, Amy Jackson, was there to accept the money after she and her husband started the foundation in memory of their daughter, Lily-Mae, who passed away in February 2010.
The money was raised by ladies from a Weight Watchers group in Dorridge and as well as providing money for memory boxes, one lady decided to go one step further.
Weight Watchers member, Kim Wagstaff hand-knitted a beautiful pink doll, which when auctioned off raised an addtional £135 for The Lily-Mae foundation.
Alison Owen, a gold member also part of the Weight Watchers group in Dorridge, won the doll.
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