Teessiders come together to raise funds for hospice care
Over 500 Teessiders took to the streets of Redcar and Marske on Saturday 14th March to raise vital funds as our Midnight Walk returned!
A massive thank you to the Whinney Banks Primary School kids for gifting us their Hug in a Mug project as part of Big Kids Boro Cereal recently! It all started with Lucas, who shared that his lovely grandma was in our hospice. Because of this, they supported us with this project and we couldn't be more grateful!
Each mug was filled with lots of goodies from hot chocolate and biscuits to tea bags and bookmarks and they have gone down a real treat to those staying in our hospice!
The kids also did a great presentation on the day to our nurses and staff to present the mugs to us and proudly tell their story about the project and why they chose to support us, and it was truly a fantastic day.
Thank you again, Whinney Banks Students, your support has gone such a long way!
We're changing lives across Teesside by supporting people and families who've been affected by a terminal illness.
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