Willies Orphan Fund

11/10/2026

💙 A LITTLE KINDNESS CAN MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE! 💙

While we go about our everyday lives here in Northern Ireland, families in Thailand are facing heartbreaking hardship following devastating floods. Homes have been affected, lives turned upside down, and many people are struggling to cope. 💔

Thankfully, the wonderful Duang Prateep Foundation, whose work is supported by Willie's Orphan Fund, is bringing much-needed help and hope to those affected.

❤️ From preparing and delivering meals to families, to providing food for pets and visiting vulnerable, bedridden residents, Teacher Prateep and her dedicated team are making sure those most in need are not forgotten.

🙏 And YOU can help make a difference!

Sometimes we think we need to give a lot to make an impact. But even a donation of £5 or £10 can help support this incredible work.

What might seem like a small amount to us can mean so much to someone going through one of the most difficult times of their life.

🐶🐱 And it's not just people who need help. Even the family pets are being cared for during this crisis.

💙 Because during times of crisis, every life deserves kindness, care and support.
At Willie's Orphan Fund, we're proud to support the amazing work of the Duang Prateep Foundation.

If you can spare £5 or £10, please consider donating. Every little bit helps, and together we really can make a difference. ❤️

🙏 Please share this post and help us spread a little kindness from Northern Ireland all the way to Thailand.

You can donate here:
JustGiving: https://www.justgiving.com/page/willie-gregg-4

PayPal: paypal.me/Wi***esOrphanFund

Willie Gregg

02/10/2026

🎥🐾❤️ WATCH: A SPECIAL THANK YOU FROM WILLIE! ❤️🐾

We’ll leave this one to the man himself… Willie Gregg! 🥰

Willie has a little message for everyone who helped make this year’s Wee Joan’s Charity Dog Walk such a fantastic day. 🐶🐾

To everyone who came along, brought their four-legged friends, donated, volunteered, supported us, shared our posts, provided prizes or simply helped spread the word - THANK YOU! ❤️

It really was a brilliant day, filled with dogs, laughter, leopard print and a whole lot of generosity! 🐕🐆😂

Most importantly, every penny raised is helping support three wonderful charities:

❤️ Willie’s Orphan Fund
🎅 Children to Lapland
💚 Children’s Kidney Fund NI

Same time next year, everyone? 😉🐾❤️

Willie Gregg

24/09/2026

🐾💗 MISSED WEE JOAN’S DOG WALK? YOU CAN STILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE! 💗🐾

What a fabulous day we had on Sunday! 🐶🐾 A huge THANK YOU to everyone who came along, brought their four-legged friends, donated and helped make Wee Joan’s Dog Walk so special. ❤️

But if you couldn’t make it - you can still be part of it! 🙌

Every donation, big or small, helps us support three fantastic causes:

❤️ Willie’s Orphan Fund
🎅 Children to Lapland
💚 Children’s Kidney Fund NI

You can donate online here 👇

💻 JustGiving:
https://www.justgiving.com/page/willie-gregg-4

💙 PayPal:
paypal.me/Wi***esOrphanFund

If you enjoyed seeing all the photos and videos from Sunday - or simply want to support the amazing work these charities do - please consider making a donation. Every pound really does help. ❤️

And if you can, please SHARE this post and help us spread the word! 🐾🐶

Willie Gregg

24/09/2026

🐾💛 A BIG THANK YOU TO THE COLERAINE TIMES! 💛🐾

A huge thank you to Una Culkin from the Coleraine Times for this fantastic coverage of Wee Joan’s Dog Walk 2026! 🐶📸

We absolutely love seeing so many familiar faces — and four-legged ones! — featured. ❤️

Thank you, Una, for helping us shine a spotlight on a very special day and the wonderful causes it supports. 🐾

👀 Have a look through the photos and see if you can spot yourself or your furry friend!

https://trib.al/yeltYzq

Willie Gregg Coleraine Times

It was best paws forward on September 20, as the 2026 Wee Joan’s Dog Walk took place to raise funds for three charities.

23/09/2026

🐾📰 A BIG THANK YOU TO THE CHRONICLE! 📰🐾

What a fantastic spread in The Chronicle for Wee Joan’s Dog Walk! ❤️ Just look at all those familiar faces - and, of course, the four-legged stars of the day! 🐶🐾

A huge THANK YOU to The Chronicle and Chris Roberts for the brilliant coverage, and especially for the continued support they have shown Wee Joan’s Dog Walk and Willie’s Orphan Fund over the years. It really does mean so much. 💕

Events like this are all about community - people coming together, having a bit of fun and raising money for wonderful causes - and having our local press there to capture those special moments helps us share that story far and wide.

And what a headline… “Taking the lead in Wee Joan’s memory” ❤️🐾 We think that says it perfectly.

Thank you again to everyone at The Chronicle for helping us keep Wee Joan’s memory alive and for continuing to support Willie and his fundraising. 👏

📸 Have a look at the page and see if you - or your four-legged friend - made it into the paper! 🐕🐩

Coleraine Chronicle Willie Gregg

22/09/2026

🐾❤️ WHAT A DAY! THANK YOU! ❤️🐾

A HUGE thank you to everyone who came along and made Wee Joan’s Dog Walk such a fantastic day on Sunday! 🐶🐾

From the four-legged walkers (and the two-legged ones trying to keep up! 😂) to everyone who donated, bought raffle tickets, gave prizes, volunteered or simply came along to support us - we really can’t thank you enough. ❤️

It was brilliant to see so many familiar faces, wagging tails and happy pups enjoying the day, all while raising money for three very special causes:

❤️ Willie’s Orphan Fund
🎅 Children to Lapland
💚 Children’s Kidney Fund NI

And, of course, we’ve got the photos to prove what a great afternoon it was! 📸🐕

👀 Have a look through and see if you can spot yourself - or your four-legged friend - in the photos!

Thank you to every single person who took part or donated. Your support and generosity really does make a difference.

We hope you enjoyed the day as much as we did. 🐾❤️

Willie Gregg

21/09/2026

21/09/2026

Thank you to the Belfast Telegraph for covering Wee Joan's Dog Walk, we were delighted to see you in Portrush. have a read at the article.

The seventh annual ‘wee walk’ to remember Joan Gregg takes place