Hospice launches Christmas raffle and jumper day fundraiser
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Oct, 12:02 · Archive
Hospice at Home West Cumbria has launched a Christmas raffle and jumper day to raise funds for palliative and end-of-life care.
Hospice at Home West Cumbria has launched two festive fundraising campaigns to raise funds for its palliative and end-of-life services. The Christmas raffle is underway with tickets priced at £1 each, offering a top prize of £250 and various other prizes donated by local businesses. The raffle closes on Monday, December 14. Raffle tickets can be purchased on the hospice's website, at their therapy and information centre in Workington, or at their shops in Workington and Cockermouth.
The Christmas jumper day invites businesses, schools and community groups to wear festive knitwear on a chosen day in December. Those wishing to participate can register by calling 01900 873173 or emailing info@hhwc.org.uk. Registered supporters will receive a free fundraising pack containing ideas, games and decorations.
Prizes donated for the raffle include vouchers and gifts from The Washington Central Hotel in Workington, Windermere Lake Cruises, Honister Slate Mine and Workington AFC. Holly Harkness, community fundraising co-ordinator, said the campaigns would help the hospice 'continue to be there for patients when they need us most' during the Christmas period.
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- Hospice launches Christmas raffle and jumper day to support West Cumbria familiesHospice at Home West Cumbria launches Christmas raffle and jumper day to fund palliative care, with a £250 top prize and local business donations for families.Whitehaven News · 13 Oct, 11:25
- Hospice launches Christmas raffle and jumper day to support West Cumbria familiesHospice at Home West Cumbria launches Christmas raffle and jumper day to fund palliative care, with a £250 top prize and local business donations for families.News & Star · 13 Oct, 11:25
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