Bryn has been a loyal supporter of Hope House and Ty Gobaith for many years. His recording of Hafan Gobaith/Another Day was a huge fundraising success and he generously supports us each year at his Faenol Festival in North Wales.

He kick-started the building of Ty Gobaith in 2004 by digging the first turf and continues to be valuable supporter of both hospices.

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Following Aled’s first visit to Ty Gobaith he chose Hope House Children’s Hospices as the charity to which he would give his time and energy.

Aled has helped raise vital funds through collections at his regular concerts and he performed a fundraising concert for the charity in October 2006. He has also inspired his most loyal fans to support the hospices and they too have now raised many thousands of pounds. Aled even donated his ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ shoes to raise money!

Join Aled’s Friends of Hope House by emailing aledsfriends@tesco.net

Pictured above: Aled chatting to Conner during his visit to Ty Gobaith.

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Iolo has been a keen supporter of Hope House Children's Hospices for a number of years. As a father himself, he understands how important our hospices are to the parents and children we care for and supports our fundraising events whenever he can.

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Popular ‘Dancing on Ice’ and 'This Morning' television presenter, Holly Willoughby, with parent, Meinir Thomas, during a recent visit to Ty Gobaith hospice.

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Hailing from Denbigh in North Wales, Bryn Williams learnt to appreciate food and its origins from an early age. Bryn is now the Chef Patron of Odette's in Primrose Hill, taking over the property in the autumn of 2008. Hope House Children’s Hospices are extremely excited at the prospect of developing our relationship with Bryn and working alongside him as an Ambassador for Ty Gobaith, Conwy in the City. During May, Odette’s are to place £1.50 on every tab as a fundraiser for the hospices. Bryn is also looking at raising the profile of our hospices in London and will is shortly due to come in and see us once again for cuppa and no doubt some hands on cooking with the children! Diolch iti Bryn!

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The children and families at Ty Gobaith received a very special visitor in the lead up to Christmas 2010. Gio Compario, the voice and face of the “Go Compare” adverts (pictured) called in en route to performing at the 1000 Christmas Voices concert in Llangollen. Gio (Wynne Evans) spent a few hours in the play room creating pieces of art with the children along with time in the lounge talking and having fun with the children and siblings. Speaking of his visit he said: “It was a wonderful, amazing place and the children and staff I’ve met are an inspiration.” His visit will remain in our memory for a very long time.

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