Straeon gan roddwyr eraill

Hear from others who generously donate to keep babies safe and grieving families supported.

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  • A view of the coast of the Isle of Wight and the Needles, going out to sea.

    Gladys's legacy

    Gladys has helped to build a better future for families on the Isle of Wight through leaving a gift in her will.

    Read about Gladys's impact
    • Bridget and Zbig are in a park surrounded by greenery. They are both smiling. Bridget is looking straight on, and Zbig to the side.

      Paul's story

      Bridget and Zbig play the Lullaby Lottery monthly to help support our work in memory of their son, Paul. Here they share Paul's story and their involvement with The Lullaby Trust.

      Read Paul’s story
      • Seyi and lots of Lullaby Trust staff all in yellow t-shirts, smiling at the camera holding a big cheque for $50,000.

        Seyi's story

        Following the loss of her middle child, IyanuOluwa (meaning ‘wonders of God’), Seyi nominated The Lullaby Trust to be charity of choice at the company she works for.

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        However you donate, you'll be helping to create a future where no baby dies suddenly or unexpectedly.

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        Gwneud rhodd

        Your donation today will empower parents with trusted advice on keeping their baby safe, and support grieving families through the darkest days of their lives.

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        A yellow gemstone on a purple background. Through the middle of the gem is a blue banner with text that says 'Lullaby Gems'

        GEMau Hwiangerdd (Rhoddion Misol)

        By donating every month, you’ll give families a safer start to life and provide a supportive space for anyone whose baby or infant has died suddenly or unexpectedly.

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        Grandad standing up smiling, holding a baby who is looking away.

        Rhoddion mewn ewyllysiau

        Make the work of The Lullaby Trust part of your legacy and drive us all towards a future where no baby dies suddenly or unexpectedly.

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