Author Archives: Ty Olwen

For all Book Lovers a large selection is now on sale at the Book Fayre at the Ty Olwen Hospice Shop in High St, Swansea  

 The wedding crasher It was definitely a first for me – gate-crashing a wedding. The guests were gathering, they looked smart (as usual I wasn’t wearing a tie and felt underdressed); the room where the ceremony was to take place … Continue reading →

The Class Act Theatre School put on two Christmas Shows last year in support of The Lions Club of Swansea, one in St. Mary’s Church, Pontardawe and one at St. James’s Church in the Uplands in Swansea. CATS is the … Continue reading →

The Eagle in Treboeth has been a great supporter of Ty Olwen for many years and this Christmas held a raffle of the biggest Teddy Bear ever seen. Helen and Kate Murray recently visited to receive a cheque for the … Continue reading →

Donna Read at Days fleet has continued the New Year with support for Ty Olwen and Helen Murray was delighted to visit her at Garngoch to say a big thank you and present her with a special certificate to acknowledge … Continue reading →

We recently featured Amanda Evans shaving her head on Boxing Day. Shaving your head for charity is a brave thing to do, but doing it twice is incredible, and this is what Amanda has done for Ty Olwen. She visited … Continue reading →

Helen Murray, Ty Olwen Chair, was invited to speak about Ty Olwen at the January meeting of the Parkmill W.I. and was presented with a cheque for £650 raised at a Coffee Morning. Pictured presenting the cheque to Helen is … Continue reading →

The amazing Donna and all her colleagues at Day Contract Hire send their Christmas greetings to everyone associated with Ty Olwen and have raised £900 on their ‘Christmas Jumper Day’. This year they will have presented £1600 to us. Thank … Continue reading →

Thank you to Liz Lovell, Lady Captain of Langland Bay Golf Club for 2014/15 for choosing Ty Olwen as her charity in memory of her father Emlyn Davies who passed away in August 2014 and to club members and the … Continue reading →