A Tameside charity that supports families affected by the loss of a baby or child is set to host a Summer Fair in August.
Finding Rainbows, based in Ashton-under-Lyne, is seeking stallholders for its Summer Fair, which will take place in Cheetham Park in Stalybridge on Sunday, August 23, from 11am to 4pm. The event aims to bring the community together for a day of celebration, remembrance, and support while raising awareness of the charity’s work.
Organisers say the Summer Fair will be an opportunity for stallholders to showcase handmade products, connect with the local community, and contribute to a meaningful charitable event. Funds raised will help the charity continue its work supporting bereaved parents and families through coffee mornings, memorial events, support services, and community activities.
Finding Rainbows was established by bereaved mother Natalie Paul after the loss of her baby Kaiden. The aim of the charity is to help others facing the heartbreak of pregnancy loss, baby loss, and child bereavement. The charity provides support to families across Tameside and beyond, offering a safe and understanding space for those navigating grief.
The charity is encouraging applications from local artisans, makers, independent traders, and community organisations. Spaces are limited, so interested parties are encouraged to apply early to avoid disappointment. Anyone interested in having a stall at the event should email finding.rainbows@outlook.com

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