Residents across the Five Towns area of Wakefield District are invited to attend free wellbeing drop-in sessions hosted by our Hospice.
7-year-old Ella’s thoughtful idea is making hospice visits brighter for children.
Sixteen employees from Sigma Group took on the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge and raised more than £10,000 for our Hospice.
From sponsored walks and running challenges to cycling adventures and community events, September brought together people with a shared aim: raising vital funds for The Prince of Wales Hospice.
Castleford Tigers supporter Glyn Jepson has raised an impressive £8,685 through his Centenary Walk, a 100-mile fundraising challenge celebrating 100 years of Castleford Tigers.
For Richard Gunther, taking on a 190-mile bike ride through Yorkshire and Humberside was about much more than the challenge itself. It was a way to give something back to The Prince of Wales Hospice, after his family experienced the care and support of our team during one of the most difficult times in their lives.
August was another brilliant month of fundraising and community support for The Prince of Wales Hospice. From fundraising challenges and charity events to grants and long-term partnerships, there were lots of different ways people supported our Hospice throughout the month.
We are urging people to consider leaving a gift in their Will, as new figures highlight the growing pressure on hospice and end of life care.
We are excited to launch Hospice to High Street, a new programme of free community drop-in sessions in our charity shops across the Five Towns area this September and October.
For Sarah Ellis, taking on the York 10K was about much more than completing a running challenge. It was a chance to remember her friend Helen, who was cared for at our Hospice, while raising money to support the care that meant so much to her.