Build-A-Bear Workshop logo featuring a teddy bear holding a red heart, surrounded by tools, with colourful text and the slogan “Where Best Friends Are Made,” supporting children in need.

Build A Bear Workshop Supporting Children In Need!!

ByLouise
Build-A-Bear Workshop logo featuring a teddy bear holding a red heart, surrounded by tools, with colourful text and the slogan “Where Best Friends Are Made,” supporting children in need.
Build a Bear Workshop have worked with BBC Children in Need for the last four years. Last year they donated an amazing £135,000 to the charity. This year they hope to raise even more. In store children can make their Pudsey and Blush Bears now or you can purchase ready made ones from the Build a Bear Workshop website. Both bears are priced at £15 with a £5 donation being made from each bear sold going directly to Children in Need.  
A brown teddy bear with a smiling face, one paw raised to its cheek, and a white bow with colourful polka dots on its head—perfect for supporting children and making memories at Build-A-Bear Workshop.A yellow teddy bear from Build-A-Bear Workshop with a colourful polka dot bandana over one eye and a matching heart patch on its chest. "Pudsey" is embroidered on its paw, showing support for Children in Need.

This years campaign theme and slogan is “Show your Spots… Lets Raise Lots”. To mark this Build a bear have designed some lovely outfits for both Blush and Pudsey. There are different outfits for the bears and a £1 donation from each outfit sold will be made to Children in Need too.

A blue and white children's outfit with a short-sleeved top featuring a cartoon bear and colourful dots, inspired by Build-A-Bear Workshop, plus matching blue shorts with a patch of multicoloured dots on one leg.A colourful baby dress with red short sleeves, a bear graphic on the chest inspired by Build-A-Bear Workshop, and a navy blue ruffled skirt featuring multicoloured polka dots—perfect for supporting children in need.

We were recently sent an adorable Pudsey Bear wearing a set of spotty pjs (like the ones as shown above). The boys call him their special teddy as he is a “poorly bear”. I explained to them that Pudsey was a special bear as he liked  to help lots of children who weren’t as fortunate as them. Callum was really interested in this and asked me lots of questions. We will make a donation as we always do but this year I can explain why we make the donation with the help of our Pudsey. This year Pudsey has been redesigned and has a spotty heart (see picture below)

A yellow teddy bear from Build-A-Bear Workshop wears a white T-shirt with a bear logo, blue shorts, and a white hat with colourful spots, sitting on a dark surface.A close-up of a yellow plush toy from Build-A-Bear Workshop with a white heart patch decorated with colourful polka dots and outlined in red. A finger is gently touching the patch, symbolising support for children in need.

Children in Need’s mission is to make a positive change to the lives of disadvantaged children and young people across the UK. This years event will take place on 18th November. Last year they raised an amazing £39 million. This money has helped many organisations who work with children aged under 18 with mental, physical, behavioural and psychological disorders. They also help children who are living in poverty or who have been abused and neglected.

Pudsey is a firm favourite with James, as you can see from the pictures below.

A young child with blond hair and a dummy sits on a black leather sofa, hugging a yellow soft toy from Build A Bear Workshop. Two patterned cushions are behind him, highlighting the joy in supporting children.A young child sitting on a black sofa hugs a yellow teddy bear from Build-A-Bear Workshop, wearing a blue shirt. Two beige patterned cushions are behind the child, who is looking away and facing the teddy bear, supporting children with comfort and care.

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