Nurses, staff and supporters will be showing some love for St Luke’s Hospice – by volunteering at Valentine’s to raise funds for patient care.
The annual “Love St Luke’s” street collection will be taking place in Nantwich and other towns across mid and south Cheshire on Saturday February 15.
Hospice fundraisers have teamed up with South Cheshire firm Mornflake to stage a series of festive charity runs with children and families across the county.
Charity champion Graham Witter is calling on South Cheshire businesses to support his annual festive fundraiser in Weston.
A teeange girl from Nantwich is smiling like a Cheshire Cat after her Alice in Wonderland themed Garden Party raised £1,120 for St Luke’s Hospice.
Fifteen-year-old Katie Everett, a year 10 student at Brine Leas School, decided to organise a fundraising garden party to fulfil the volunteering section of her Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award.
A team of independent financial advisers from Nantwich has raised £13,885.63 for Donna Louise Hospice.
Employees at Applewood Independent wanted to help the children, young adults and families who use the hospice and began supporting the charity in 2016.
Mill Island and the River Weaver will turn yellow with the first hospice fundraising Nantwich Duck Race next month.
Hundreds of children and families will gather at Mill Island as a fleet of rubber ducks are released into the water in aid of Hope House Children’s Hospices.
Cake lovers across Cheshire will be decorating, baking and icing next month as part of the Hope House and Ty Gobaith Eat Cake Week from April 8-15.
Cafes, restaurants, schools, clubs, businesses and individuals are taking part including Nantwich Library who are holding a coffee and cake morning in the run up to Eat Cake week on Thursday April 4.
A children’s hospice charity is calling on all Santas to take a break from toy-making and tackle the Nantwich Santa Dash.
The annual run will take place on Sunday December 16 and will see scores of Santas tackling either a 2.5km or a 5km route.
By Jonathan White
Minshull Vernon couple Tony and Margaret Woods staged a fundraising event for a children’s hospice in memory of their granddaughter.
It took place at their Minshull Hill Cottage and featured a range of activities including a tombola, bric-a-brac, books, home bake and a grand raffle. Refreshments were also available.
Festive families are gearing up for the annual Nantwich Santa Dash event to raise money for Hope House Children’s Hospice.
The race takes place in through Nantwich town centre on Sunday December 10, sponsored by Tarporley-based recycling firm RUKGroup.com.
Donna Louise Hospice is hosting a gin tasting event in Dorfold Hall, Nantwich, to help raise vital funds.
Experts from Nelson’s Gin of Uttoxeter will guide guests through a botanical gin tasting adventure on Friday June 30.
General knowledge buffs flocked to Nantwich to take part in a British-themed quiz raising cash for hospice care.
The event, organised by insolvency specialists BCR in Nantwich, drew a crowd of local accountants, bankers, lawyers and financial advisors to Residence Restaurant on Mill Street.
Staff at Fat Face in Nantwich raised £873 from their anti-Black Friday campaign and Snowdon trek in aid of St Luke’s Hospice.
Fat Face boycotted ‘Black Friday’ in 2015 and the company made a statement against the discounting epidemic by creating a bold campaign called “Thanks for Giving”.
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