3.7m steps by Derbyshire Army Cadets
Derbyshire Army Cadet Force, affiliated to the Mercian Regiment, raised over £6,800 for Derbyshire hospices – including Treetops Hospice Care – with their July fundraising activities.
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Derbyshire Army Cadets counting steps for local hospices
Derbyshire Army Cadet Force are tackling a walking fundraiser to raise funds for two Derbyshire hospices including Treetops Hospice Care.
Kind-hearted fundraiser raises smiles
A kind-hearted Derbyshire man has been cheering up friends and family during lockdown by reciting one joke every day, for 100 days – with money raised from the challenge being donated to Treetops Hospice Care, in Risley.
£26k on way to charities thanks to Leek United
A massive £26,000 is on its way to three local charities, including Treetops Hospice Care in Derbyshire, following a hugely successful campaign of fundraising events run by the staff of Leek United Building Society.
Six-year-old cycles 50 Miles in memory of Nan
A six-year-old boy has raised hundreds of pounds for the charity which helped to take care of his Nan before her death.
‘Come Dine with Me’ fundraiser for Treetops
A family from Derby have made the most of lockdown by fine-tuning their culinary skills and raising much-needed cash for an East Midlands hospice.
Over £14,500 raised in sponsored steps for local hospice
On Friday 15 May, more than a hundred people completed 5,000 sponsored steps to raise over £14,500 for local charity, Treetops Hospice Care.
Lubrizol supports good causes
A Derbyshire company has made donations to two local charities – including Treetops Hospice Care – despite the cancellation of its fundraising events due to the Coronavirus outbreak.
Toyota comes to aid of new hospice nursing service
Derbyshire-based car maker, Toyota Motor Manufacturing UK, has helped local hospice Treetops start a new nursing service to support more terminally-ill patients in the local community.
London Marathon runner keeps going for Treetops
A London Marathon runner from Matlock decided not to let the cancelled event stop her, and colleagues, from raising over £500 for their local hospice.