Charity Partnership

At Ellie Ellie, we believe in bringing people together through ALL life's moment, not just the celebrating the successes of life but also supporting through some of the most challenging times life can sometimes bring. This is why we are so proud to be partnered with Chestnut Tree House and St Barnabas House hospice care charities.
It is important for us to work with these amazing charities in order to give back something to our community. We partnered with these charities as we wanted to build up a strong relationship with a charity that truly represents our brand and be able to donate in many different ways.
We believe St Barnabas House and Chestnut Tree House both represent the core values of Ellie Ellie and what matters most to not only us, but also our customers:
Family - bringing our close ones together.

Uniqueness - embracing the uniqueness of every individual.

Thoughtful - going out of our way to make WOW moments.

Care - taking care and pride in everything we do.

St Barnabus House are an independent charitable hospice based in Worthing. They offer a care service to adults who have been diagnosed with advanced progressive life-limiting illnesses. Their annual care costs are over 5 million each year with less than 25% coming from the government, so they rely heavily on the support of the local community. To read more about what they do click here.

Chestnut Tree House have been running a children's hospice for East & West Sussex since 2003. They provide care for children and young adults who have been diagnosed with progressive life-shortening conditions. At Chestnut Tree House their goal is to provide the best quality of life for children, young people and their families, and to offer a total package of practical, social and spiritual support throughout each child’s life, however short it may be. To learn more about what they do, click here.
As a company we can help support these charities in many different ways.
Below are a few of the donations in which have raised money for so far:

2017
Donation of 'Prosecco Ho Ho Ho' jumper £2045
Wear it festive day £56
Bag it and give it £325 (based on average raise per bag)
2017 £2426

2018
Pancake day £54
Easter egg hunt £25.80
Workshop sale refreshments/donations £72.18
Bag it and give it £200
Staff sponsored abseil (well done Holly, Andrew & Lauren) £900
Sponsored India Himalayas trek £2200 
Wear it festive day £16.05
2018 total £3468.03

    2019
    Bag it and give it April £200
    South downs marathon trek £1250
    Bag it and give it Oct 19 £350
    2019 total £1800

    2020
    'Bag it and give it' Jan £725
    'Bag it and give it' Sept £500
    Face Mask Donations £121.50 (plus £121.50 to NHS Charities Together)
    (Read more about our face masks and how we are donating a percenatge of our sales to chairty over on the St Barnabas news page https://www.stbarnabas-hospice.org.uk/2020/06/29/positivity-masks/)
    2020 total (so far) £1344

    2021 (so far)
    'Bag it and give it' April £1000
    'Bag it and give it' September £900'
    Wear It Festive' day £45

    2021 total (so far) £1945

    2022 (yep we are already planning!)
    After the success of her sponsored trek in the Himalayas in 2018 Danielle (our founder and MD) is challenging herself to two treks this year;
    Peru's Inca Trail £3244.33 (raised so far)
    The Great Wall of China £2000 (raised so far)
    If you would like to show your support, you can sponsor her here: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/danielle-plowman3
    To read more about the challenge (or maybe take part yourself!) head over Chestnut Tree House for more information:
    https://www.chestnut-tree-house.org.uk/events/chestnuts-inca-trail-challenge-2020/
    2022 total (so far) £5244.33

     TOTAL RAISED £16,229.86

    Size Guide

    To help you find a great fit, we’ve put together an easy-to-use size guide below.

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    1. CHEST: Measure under your arms, across the fullest part of your chest

    2. WAIST: Measure your natural waistline at the smallest part of your tummy

    3. ARM LENGTH: Measure from the top of your shoulder, down your arm (keeping it straight) to your wrist

    4. BODY LENGTH: Measure from the top of your shoulder, down your body to your waist

     

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    2. CHEST: Measure around the widest part of your pets chest just behind their front legs

    3. LENGTH: Measure from the area a pet collar would naturally sit, along your pets back towards the tail

     

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