Daffodils Dreams held its popular event on Saturday at The Brick Community Stadium and welcomed friends, supporters, volunteers, sponsors, customers and local businesses.
It featured volunteer models aged between 18 and 72, who wore clothes ranging from size four to 20, championing inclusivity on the catwalk.
The event raised money for the organisation’s work supporting children, families and individuals across the borough by providing essential items, clothing and community support.
Founder Maureen Holcroft said: “The room was full of laughter, friendship, confidence and community spirit from start to finish. Our wonderful models took to the catwalk showcasing outfits from the Daffodils Dreams boutique and proving that fashion is for everyone, regardless of age, shape, size or background.
“I am absolutely delighted to share that together we raised an incredible £2,800, massively exceeding the amounts raised at previous fashion shows. At a time when demand for our services continues to grow, this money will make a real difference to the children and families we support across the Wigan borough.
“I would like to thank every single person who bought a ticket, donated raffle prizes, purchased raffle tickets, purchased clothes/accessories or simply came along to support us. Every pound raised will help us continue supporting local children and families when they need us most.”
She also thanked singer Olivia Garcia, whose performance included new songs requested by Maureen, photographer Issy Southall, volunteers, models, supporters and everyone who attended.
2. Daffodils Dreams fashion show
The fund-raiser was held at The Brick Community Stadium Photo: Issy Southall
