They want to introduce Disneyland to young Chelsy suffering from a serious illness

At the start of the year, Galaderêves is pulling out all the stops. Indeed, the 15 volunteers of the association are happy to announce three major events for this semester of 2025 to mainly make Chelsy’s dream come true. Discovering Disneyland with her family. Chelsy, 9 years old, has a brain tumor and has had two operations. Galaderêves provided financial support to accommodate her mother and grandmother during this second intervention. His state of health allows us to envisage the realization of this dream during the end of the first half of 2025.
The first date is January 25 at 8 p.m., Escalquens village hall, with the “Cœur de Cocagne” choir which for the second year is organizing this event dedicated to GaladeRêves. On the “hat” principle, the funds raised will benefit Chelsy.

The second date is February 15 at the Espace Jacques-Brel in Castanet with Harmonie Battle and choreographic competition organized by Street Danza. Throughout this day, a refreshment bar will be managed by the association. All funds will be donated mainly to Chelsy.

Finally the third dates from April 5 when Galaderêves organizes its first charity evening at 8 p.m. in the lake room in Castanet. (Reservations before March 15). 150 open places (free up to 6 years old, €10 from 7 to 14 years old and €25 from 15 years old) for an “Aligot Saucisse” meal specially concocted by the world record champion for fil de l’aligot, Franck Conduché (With the flavors of Aubrac). The price of the meal includes the starter, the main course and the drinks on the table (red wine, white wine, sparkling water). The evening will be hosted by a group, the ChariBari Trio (3 friends, on accordion, violin and clarinet), driven by the same desire to convey emotions through varied compositions and sounds. The group will propose a trip to the Balkans.

And Galaderêves also takes the opportunity to announce some good news. Financing the dream of Emmy, 8 and a half years old, who discovered Disneyland with her family. Suffering from Rett syndrome and unable to move, she was able to stay inside the park