Electric Umbrella will be on stage in Saturday's Semi-Final.
The charity's mission is to unite people and create a more inclusive society through workshops and performances for people of all abilities. Electric Umbrella works with youngsters in Buckinghamshire and nearby counties to foster confidence, skills and leadership potential.
The group made it through to the live semis after Simon Cowell gave them his Golden Buzzer in the auditions (see the video below).
Tom Billington, who lives in Tring, is co-founder and artistic director. He's calling on Bucks to get behind the group this weekend:
Tom also adds, "We’re really proud that we’ve even got this far, but to get to the final will open even more doors for us to be able continue showing the world what happens when you hold the space for kindness, creativity and joy to do its thing!"
You can download the supporters pack that Tom mentions here (external link)
To find out more about Electric Umbrella, visit their website here (external link)
The semi-finals continue this Saturday (8 May) at 7pm on ITV.
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