Macclesfield Children and Baby Library to afford new sensory aids with help of local business

By Alex Greensmith

15th May 2024 | Advertisement Features

Sensory equipment can help focus, calm and destress those with SEND or ASD conditions. (Image - Macclesfield Nub News / Macclesfield Children and Baby Library / Easy Winning Limited)
Sensory equipment can help focus, calm and destress those with SEND or ASD conditions. (Image - Macclesfield Nub News / Macclesfield Children and Baby Library / Easy Winning Limited)

A good cause in Macclesfield will now be able to afford new specialist equipment for SEND children.

Macclesfield Community Initiative - Children And Baby Library is a mostly-free service which provides toys, books and more to help families in Macclesfield.

Macclesfield Community Initiative - Children And Baby Library receives no government funding, and relies on the generosity of the public and local business community.

South Macclesfield resident Shannon Lancaster has devoted hours of her time running Macclesfield Children and Baby Library. (Image - Alexander Greensmith / Macclesfield Nub News)

And one of those businesses, has just donated a whopping amount of cash.

Online competitions firm Easy Winning Limited, has donated £250 to their latest crowdfunder.

Macclesfield Community Initiative - Children And Baby Library had launched a GoFundMe page to afford new sensory aids for SEND and ASD children.

A girl plays with sensory play equipment. (Image - Glastonbury Nub News)

These aids ranged from spinning chairs, wobble boards and sensory lights.

They are expensive for both families - and the good cause to afford - so a crowdfunder was launched.

But thanks to the generous donation by Easy Winning, the fundraiser is now a huge chunk of the way to the ultimate £200 goal.

Easy Winning Limited are an online competitions firm. They award prizes to the general public every day, and donate to charity at least twice a week. (Image - Easy Winning / Nub News)

Following the donation from the Buxton-based online competitions firm, the current total now stands at £250.

Macclesfield resident Shannon Lancaster runs Macclesfield Community Initiative - Children And Baby Library.

"We want to say a massive thank you to the Easy Winning team," said Shannon.

Stimulating sensory tubes. (Image - Glastonbury Nub News)

"It's not often businesses work so hard to give back out to the community so we really do appreciate those who do!"

22 individuals have donated to the GoFundMe for the new sensory aids, and you too can do so on this link.

"We have many families in Macclesfield that have children waiting diagnosis or being diagnosed with autism and other SEND [conditions]," added Shannon.

A spinning chair. (Image - Glastonbury Nub News)

"We want to ensure that all families have the ability to help their children self regulate at home as well as at places such as Space4Autism in Macclesfield and Ruby's in Congleton.

"We have recently donated a spinning chair to Space4Autism [of Mill Lane] and have sent a Sensory board to Ruby's.

"We feel that the lack of governmental support for these families means we have no choice but to try to help.

The Baby Library has previously donated sensory aids to Macclesfield's Space4Autism. (Image - Macclesfield Nub News)

"We would like to express our gratitude to Easy Winning for again, choosing to support us.

"Their donations allow us to do things that we may have had to wait to sort out. The support of our group in invaluable and we love the community we have created within the group, of people who want to vote for us for such things.

"It shows that we are helping as many people as we can and we will continue to strive to do so."

Sensory equipment can help autistic children focus and pay attention, as well as keep calm or relieve stress. (Image - Macclesfield Nub News)

For more information about Macclesfield Community Initiative - Children And Baby Library, click the red link in this sentence.

"We are delighted to support Macclesfield Children and Baby Library," said Easy Winning Founder Charles Edwards.

"Whilst we are not parents ourselves, we visit families every day with our contest winners and know how times are financially tough for everyone now.

Easy Winning Founder Charles Edwards, outside Macclesfield Town Hall. (Image - Macclesfield Nub News)

"We hope Macclesfield Children and Baby Library, and the families that will benefit will enjoy the new sensory aids.

"We think Macclesfield Children and Baby Library is a great local cause, it is the second time we have supported them.

"Don't forget, we allow our players to nominate charities we should support.

Charles Edwards, of Easy Winning Limited, on the Hibel Road bridge in Macclesfield. (Image - Macclesfield Nub News)

"We support charities at least twice a week. And you can nominate a charity for us to potentially support next by commenting on this Facebook post."

Easy Winning Limited had previously donated £500 last year to Macclesfield Children and Baby Library. They also recently supported another charity which serves Macclesfield, being Buxton Mountain Rescue.

Macclesfield: To find more about Easy Winning, please head to their website or social media. They recently celebrated the four-year anniversary of their company.

The Easy Winning van, parked up on Fence Avenue in Macclesfield. (Image - Macclesfield Nub News)

See Also: Meet the the founder of Macclesfield Baby and Children's Library

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