Author Archives: Ty Olwen

Thank you to Aldi in Llansamlet for their gift of fruit to the staff “Well Being” team at Ty Olwen headed up by Sister Karren.    

Every year Banwen Club Point to Point Ltd run a race day on Mayday bank holiday and the funds raised  go towards charity. This year the two charities were Wales Air Ambulance and Ty Olwen. We were able to present a … Continue reading →

The DVLA have chosen Ty Olwen as their Charity of Choice for 2019 and we will look forward to working with them throughout the year.

Thank you to Esther Brudenell who hosted a piano recital with her young pupils from The Musical Zebra raising a fantastic £329.75 in aid of Ty Olwen.

Customers and staff at a Swansea builders merchant have proved great sports by raising over £1300 for Ty Olwen. Selco Buliders Warehouse in Llansamlet held a raffle for tickets to two Christmas Sporting Fixtures in the city. Warren Matthews, branch … Continue reading →

Helen was delighted to visit the Safe2Slim group in Port Tennant last night and receive a donation for £2,000 for Ty Olwen. A very sociable and welcoming gathering of ladies who among other things had organised a fundraising evening at … Continue reading →

“The ladies of the Charity Shop at Holy Cross Church, Gendros have made yet another donation to Ty Olwen. This is the fifth year in a row that they have raised money for the hospice by regular Raffles, Coffee Mornings … Continue reading →

We welcomed Sid (The Godfather) Foale to Ty Olwen today who presented a cheque for £1,405 to Ty Olwen on behalf of Martin Mahoney our (nearly) 66 year old (git) Cardiff Half Marathon runner who this year dedicated his run … Continue reading →

Thank you to Cara Lewis who has raised £1,460 for Ty Olwen and presented it to Carol Morris and Delyth Gough today. This is her story – Cara’s Skydive in memory of my dad John Lewis!! I decided I wanted … Continue reading →

Congratulations Martin Mahoney on your 14th Cardiff Half Marathon and your 7th for Ty Olwen. although he missed his target by 1 minute, a time of 2 hours 11 minutes for an old git (his words, not mine) is brilliant. … Continue reading →