Crafty Me Craft Fair becomes a drop-off location for toy donations for children at QA Hospital Portsmouth this Christmas

The fair will take place on December 1st from 11am to 3pm at HSDC South Downs College in Waterlooville, offering the community a chance to spread holiday cheer to young patients.

The fair, which has become a monthly favourite craft fair in Waterlooville, is calling on visitors to bring new, unwrapped toys suitable for children of all ages. These gifts will be collected and distributed to children who are unable to spend Christmas at home due to health challenges. The effort aims to bring comfort and joy to those undergoing treatment at the hospital, helping make their Christmas a bit brighter.

“Crafty Me Craft Fair has always been about supporting our community, and this year we are honored to be able to support QA Hospital to bring smiles to children who need it most,” said the organiser Erin Green. “We invite everyone to join us on December 1st to not only enjoy the craft fair but also contribute a gift to bring some holiday magic to these children .”

Visitors can expect a festive atmosphere filled with handcrafted goods, seasonal decorations, and unique gifts from talented local artisans. By participating, shoppers can pick up special items for loved ones while also making a difference for children in need.

Those who can’t attend the fair are encouraged to spread the word to family and friends who may be able to support the cause. This Christmas , Crafty Me Craft Fair offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy the spirit of giving and support local artists—all while helping make Christmas a little more special for children at QA Hospital Portsmouth.

For more information, visit the Crafty Me Craft Fair’s website www.craftymecraftfair.co.uk or follow them on social media for updates.