ORGANISERS of the Oscar Fradgley Proms Night are appealing for people to donate prizes for a raffle and an auction.

The Oscar's Proms is to be held at Stourbridge Town Hall on Saturday March 31 and tickets have been so in demand that the event has sold out without the need to advertise.

People who want to support the event but who haven't been able to purchase tickets can still help by donating prizes for the raffle and auction that will take place in the interval or by buying advertising space in the programmes.

Organiser Chris Dunn, director of Swinford Insurance Consultants in Kinver said: "We are after signed footballs or football shirts, or people giving up their seats in a box at the Wolves or West Bromwch match as a prize."

The evening is being organised to help Kingswinford tot Oscar Fradgley who was born with no hands or feet, suffers from a rare incurable disease, facial palsy and eyesight problems, His parents Lisa and Chris set up a fund to raise £100,000 to ensure Oscar has a brighter future and also to pay for artificial legs.

Many people and businesses have been touched by Oscar's story and have held events or made donations towards the fund - Geoff Hill's Charitable trust which sent £1,000 and Halesowen flooring company Karndean International which donated £5,000 On the night Radio Two's Don Maclean, who recently played Nurse Gertie in Wolverhampton's Snow White will be compere and performers Sara Weaver, Beth Dunn and Russell Painter will stage songs from famous music shows including traditional proms tunes.

Chris added: "Chris and Lisa are making inroads to their target of £100,000, and, for our part, we expect to contribute no less than £10,000 from what will be a thoroughly entertaining evening."

Anyone wishing to donate a prize for the night can contact Chris on 01384 872299.