Tong and Tingley Garden Centres are to host festive-themed play sessions to raise money for their charity of the year.
The Grass Hoppers team at both centres have launched ‘Not So Merry Christmas' playtime parties as part of its fundraising campaign for Yorkshire Children's Charity.
The parties are at Tong Garden Centre at 4.30 pm on 12th December and at the same time at Tingley on 19th December. Tickets cost £16.95 and include an hour and three quarters' play time, a meet and greet with The Mean Green One and his elves, access to the disco room, food and a toy of the child's choice.
"Further to the success of last year's Christmas parties when we raised £2,000 for Yorkshire Air Ambulance, we're very excited to repeat these unique party sessions as part of our family festive programme this year. Not only do children get to experience great play with a unique meet and greet with Hooper's grumpy friend, ‘The Mean Green One', but they're also helping us to reach our fundraising target of £20,000 for this year. Children can expect party dancing, cheeky surprises, and a whole lot of festive mischief to keep everyone grinning," said Caroline Ellis, Yorkshire Garden Centres' Group Play Manager.
"Thanks to generous donations from our suppliers, 100% of the proceeds of the ‘Not So Merry Christmas' parties will go to Yorkshire Children's Charity."
Booking is online at https://bit.ly/NotSoMerryChristmas.
Other festive activities at Tong and Tingley Garden Centres include Santa's Grotto, an ice rink for family skating at Tingley, Breakfast with Santa, Festive Afternoon Teas, seasonal menus, special offers and late-night opening.
Tong and Tingley Garden Centres are members of the Yorkshire Garden Centres family that includes Otley and Bingley Garden Centres plus Dean's York and Scarborough.
Through a series of fund-raising events and collection boxes at the tills, Yorkshire Garden Centres hope to raise funds for the independent charity that aims to transform childhoods and improve the lives of thousands of disadvantaged children in Yorkshire.
