Dreamflight relies entirely on the generosity of its supporters. The total cost of the Dreamflight trip each year is in the region of £600,000. Here’s how your donation could help provide the “Holiday of a Lifetime” for a seriously ill child:

• £5 pays for a Dreamflight rucksack
• £40 provides baseball caps for 16 children
• £60 provides lunch and refreshments each day for one child
• £90 buys a transit seat, used for transferring some children to and from their wheelchairs
• £90 covers the cost of a police security patrol in the hotel in Orlando each night of the stay
• £150 pays for a group’s pre-trip get-together or reunion
• £200 pays for a child to swim with dolphins at Discovery Cove
• £280 sponsors a set of T shirts for all the members of one group
• £300 pays for his/her accommodation and half board in Orlando
• £330 equips every child with a Dreamflight bumbag
• £3000 funds the total holiday for one child

The Dreamflight trip also offers opportunities for corporate sponsorship, e.g.

• £900 provides sponsorship for the Dreamflight rucksacks given to each child
• £1200 pays for every child to have a DVD of the trip personalised to their group
• £1,300 sponsors hire of the radios and cellphones used to maintain contact between groups in Orlando
• £2,800 covers the cost of a Welcome Party at Heathrow
• £13,000 pays for the cost of the domestic flights or coach hire needed to gather all the children together at Heathrow
• £13,000 sponsors a day’s entry to Magic Kingdom or Universal Studios for the entire group – children and helpers
• £25,000 sponsors the coaches used daily in Orlando
• £40,000 sponsors the day at Discovery Cove, where each child can swim with dolphins
• £57,000 sponsors the accommodation in Orlando for the entire stay
• £320,000 sponsors the complete charter of a British Airways 747