AA Summer 25

Crafty Nia (9) loves sewing and was inspired

by her friend Phoebe to make jewellery. She

wanted to help the RSPCA, so she decided

to make lavender bags and bracelets to sell

at a local festival. Her mum and brother

helped, and she made a super £61.

"I've already held a toy sale for the RSPCA," Nia tells

us. "And I'm thinking about doing a sponsored run.

I love animals and spending time with Lily, my

aunty and uncle's Labrador."

Well done, Nia!

Eleven-year-old Eloise

loves animals. She's

adopted rescue rabbits

and has a dog called

Gracie. So she decided

to raise money for

the RSPCA by baking

and selling yummy

cakes on her driveway.

She arranged two

sales and raised an

extraordinary £55.20.

"I decided to fundraise for the RSPCA

because animals deserve a new start

in life," says Eloise. "I hope the

money will help all the badly

treated animals to start afresh,

and I'm planning to organise

more bake sales in future."

You should be proud of

a great sale, Eloise!

Willow and Felix's

When Willow (9) and younger brother Felix (5) were

chosen by their school to take part in the London

Mini Marathon, they knew they wanted to help

animals like their rescue dog Ayla. Thanks to their

generous sponsors, their run raised a fabulous £400!

"We ran a mile - past Buckingham Palace and down to the

finish line!" says Willow and Felix. "Our parents, grandparents

and aunty all came to support us on the day."

Congratulations, you two!

Jessica, who's nine, wanted

to earn her Brownies

Charities badge. She wanted

to help animals and decided

to choose the RSPCA as her

charity and took part in a