Treetops Trekkers beat fundraising target
A group of avid walkers made every step count on their 75-mile National Forest trek by raising over £1700 for the hospice.
A group of avid walkers made every step count on their 75-mile National Forest trek by raising over £1700 for the hospice.
When traumatic and sad events make headline news, it is important to consider how and what to communicate to children and young people.
After the tragic death of his wife and son within a few weeks of each other, George Palmer sought the help of our bereavement group to deal with the loss.
We were delighted to present 91-year-old Mrs Briggs from Borrowash with a Treetops Lottery winning cheque of £6,000.
G F Tomlinson and its partners Arc Partnership and Perfect Circle have donated more than £35,000 in services to us, as part of their Local Communities Partnership Programme.
We were proud to present over fifty of our volunteers and staff with long service awards, totalling an incredible 570 years of service.
Our fundraising appeal will help care for bereaved children and young people like 15-year-old Maisie. When her grandparents died just months apart, Maisie struggled to express her grief and felt alone.
We are the latest charity nationwide to sign up to the first gift card that can be used exclusively in charity shops.
A local bike recycling scheme run by volunteers has now raised over £100,000 for local charities, including us.
Our new weekly drop-in service is for people affected by serious illness or bereavement.