€4 million was donated to the Toy Show last year.
The Late Late Toy Show is just around the corner, but for one midlands charity, it's been circled on the calendar for a long time.
Offaly Domestic Violence Support Services received €10,000 of the €4 million that was donated to the show last year.
The money was used for an equine therapy project for children who have witnessed domestic violence.
CEO of ODVSS, Anne Clarke, says the treatment is an effective way to help young people handle trauma:
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