Virtual quiz to help charities
Leek United Building Society is hosting a virtual quiz as part of a campaign to raise £60,000 for three local charities affected by the coronavirus crisis.
Fundraising
Thank you for Cake and Care
A project which makes sure that terminally-ill patients at an adult hospice aren’t isolated during the coronavirus pandemic has received a huge boost, thanks to Foundation Derbyshire and the National Emergencies Trust (NET).
Community Step Up to help local hospice
On Friday 15 May, over a hundred people will be completing 5,000 sponsored steps to raise money for local charity, Treetops Hospice Care.
Hospice launches 5,000 sponsored step challenge
Treetops Hospice Care is asking people, young and old, to complete 5,000 steps to raise money for the local charity.
Devoted hospice nurses continue caring during pandemic
Whilst the general public are being advised to remain at home and to stay safe, the Treetops Hospice at Home Service continues to work hard to provide vital end of life care and support to terminally-ill patients in their own homes.
Charity Run in Memory of Mum on hold
Clive Lawrence wanted to mark the first anniversary of his mum’s death by completing the Derby 10k and raising money for Treetops Hospice Care in her memory.
Camp-out challenge smashes fundraising target
A teenager from Borrowash is two weeks into a month-long camp-out in his garden and has raised almost three times his original fundraising target for local hospice Treetops.
Gillotts shows and receives some coronavirus kindness
A Nottinghamshire funeral firm has handed over £500 to help local charity Treetops Hospice Care survive the coronavirus outbreak – just days after it took delivery of vital PPE clothing from two kind-hearted local firms.
10yr old’s fundraising plans on hold
10yr old Owen Garton had big plans for the May Bank Holiday. He was going to sell his toys to raise money for Treetops at their Car Boot Sale, but his simple act of kindness is now on hold.
Dream to climb Everest dashed during pandemic
A local man’s childhood dream to climb Mount Everest to raise money for his local hospice now looks very uncertain due to the Coronavirus pandemic.