The family needs to raise €50,000.
An unique fundraiser is being planned for a severely disabled child in Offaly.
Holly Cullen is unable to walk, talk or eat, due to polymicrogyria which causes her to have severe epilepsy.
A specially modified van will be pulled from Newbridge to her home town Edenderry, next month, to raise its 50,000 euro purchase price.
The seven year old's mum Dawn Connolly says over 40 people have already signed up for the event on August 13th:
You can visit Holly's Gofundme page here.
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