Michelle and her friends shared with us why they love the Teesside Hospice Midnight Walk so much, and how they've turned it into an annual event for their group!

 

“We thought the Midnight Walk would be a great way of bringing people together to support one another. Our little moorsholm community now see this as an annual event for ourselves and are encouraging more and more people to do it which is fab.

The event itself is fabulous fun, it's not too expensive and you get so much for your money with the t-shirt, flashing head boppers, food and drink etc and fabulous entertainment with the support of everyone else. Teesside Hospice is invaluable and I would never want to lose this facility. If you’re thinking about doing the Midnight Walk for Teesside Hospice, go for it!”

Join Michelle and #Team Teesside by signing up to one of our upcoming events here!

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