This Christmas season, four-year-old Elliott Hole, a leukemia patient, delivered over 400 gifts to children in hospitals, spreading holiday cheer to those unable to celebrate at home.

Harley created an Amazon Wishlist to gather donations from their community, collecting items such as toys, games, and advent calendars. “It was heartwarming to see so many people contribute,” Harley said. “We ended up with far more gifts than we expected.”

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The family delivered the gifts to Royal Marsden, Kings College, and Princess Royal University hospitals, bringing smiles to patients and staff alike. “The kids’ reactions were priceless, and the nurses were amazed at the number of gifts,” Harley shared.

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Diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in 2022, Elliott has undergone a challenging treatment plan but remains upbeat and resilient. “He’s an inspiration,” Harley said. “Despite everything, he’s always ready to help others.”

Harley reflected on the significance of the project, saying, “During our toughest times, knowing someone cared would have made a huge difference. We wanted to give that to others.”

As Elliott nears the end of his treatment, the family hopes to continue their gift-giving tradition, spreading hope and joy to children facing similar struggles.