Ever had a dream that seems so far fetched it’s never going to happen? Well that’s how Felix the pony feels. Felix dreams of being a unicorn and with your help we’d like to make his dreams come true for his Birthday.

Sounds a bit random doesn’t it? Well here’s the situation. Here at The Art House we have signed up to take part in a fundraising challenge for MS-UK. This is a very important charity to us for personal reasons but it’s also a fantastic charity and a local one too! Charity’s, like a lot of businesses, have suffered due to COVID-19 and with no government funding, MS-UK could really use the help. Therefore we have signed up to take part in The 925 Challenge. The aim is to raise £925 in 9 weeks, 2 days and 5 hours.

With your help we are looking to make Felix’s birthday wish come true and on 27th of June (the day after his actual birthday) we will transform him into his magical unicorn self. Yes, he's an actual pony! You can see his picture on our profile.

For every £5 donated you will receive an entry into our raffle. 

Top Prize : Makeover and photo shoot with our very own Verity Clarke and Carla Watkins. 

Other Prizes : Unicorn cake - Twisted Treats, Limited Edition Print - Artist Philly, Manic Panic goodie bag - The Art House, Haircut Beard Trim & Products - Ken Hermes Barber,  Stationery Goodies - Ink Drops, Chocolate Gifts - Temprd Chocolate

More exciting and awesome prizes to be announced soon so watch this space......

Note: Please know that the colours used are Vegan, 100% safe to use on animals and are not permanent. As much as we are excited to create a unicorn we would not put an animals health at risk to do so! 

MS-UK was established in 1993, and is a national charity dedicated to empowering people with multiple sclerosis (MS) to make the most of today, and live life to the full.MS-UK put people affected by MS at the heart of our work. We provide high quality, professional services to support people living with multiple sclerosis, and we listen to people affected by MS. To find out more about what we do, please visit www.ms-uk.org.