Let’s make meatballs,
so dreams can happen!

Who’s ready for some foodie fundraising?

Help Meatballs for Muscle Dreams raise money to deliver transformational experiences for young people with Muscular Dystrophy.

Help us make Muscle Dreams come true, and host your own meatball dinner party and ask your guests to make a donation.

Why Support us?

Your support helps us make a young person with muscular dystrophy’s (MD) dream happen. To date, MHF has delivered over 500 Muscle Dream interventions, leaving a further 157 to go before the charity reaches its goal of 657, one for every muscle in the human body.

Muscletastic thanks. It means the world.

 

Hear from our Meatball Ambassador Harry Hill how to take part

Throw your own #MeatballMonth dinner party!

How does Meatballs For Muscle Dreams work?

Recipes

Here are some amazing recipes from top chefs and celebrities to inspire and help you.

Bill Bailey’s Lamb Meatballs with Butternut and Ginger Sauce

Liam Charles
Ikea Pie Recipe

Max La Manna’s
Meatballs

Real life stories

Back in 2013, Alex Tait, then aged 14yrs, took part in one of the charity’s Porsche Muscle Dreams Driving Experience programmes. His participation sparked the start of a truly wonderful journey which today sees Alex as a fully-fledged professional racing driver, mentor and coach for other aspiring racing drivers. If ever there was a true-life story that evidences exactly what MHF does and the impact it brings in changing lives, Alex’s is it.

Alex says: “Spending the day at the Porsche Experience Centre at Silverstone, zooming around the track and feeling like I could conquer the world – there simply aren’t enough words to capture just how amazing the experience was. Once I’d got a taste of the racetrack, quite frankly, there was no going back.”

Amandeep, a 20-year-old aspiring pilot from Glasgow living with severe muscular dystrophy, had his lifelong dream of flying dashed by his condition.

In March 2022, he received a surprise from MHF when he got to virtually experience the life of Red Arrows’ veteran and current Blades pilot, Mike Ling, over Zoom, gaining insight into Mike’s 10-year career. Amandeep also received his own set of wings as a gift!

He says: “I felt honoured to receive the wings. I have got them framed and up on my wall so that I can see them every day. The whole experience made me feel very happy and honoured and has given me lasting memories that are very special.


Jimoh (aka Junior) has been in love with speed from a very young age. He was 23 when along with his family and two carers, he took part in the charity’s flagship Porsche Muscle Dreams Driving Experience Programme.

Jimoh says: “All I ever wanted to do was just relax in a normal car but was told I couldn’t because it’s not safe for me. I have encountered many obstacles in my life but have never let them stop me.”

Talking about the driving experience he says: “The whole day was amazing. Now I demonstrate to people they have no right to tell me I can’t sit in a normal car. If I can be comfortable in a Porsche 911 at Silverstone, I can go in any normal vehicle and drive like a normal person. It was another goal achieved, thanks to the MHF.

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