Gareth Whittaker completed the Great North Run on the 9th of September. Gareth has set himself a 396 day challenge as well as training and completing the Great North Run. So far Gareth has raised an amazing £1865 for the Hospice. To read more about his story visit https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/gareth-whittaker2
Donna Miller completed the Great North Run on the 9th of September to support the Hospice. Thank you to Donna for choosing to undertake such a big challenge and for choosing to support the Hospice. Donna has raised a fantastic £218.75.
A huge thank you to Stephen Wilson-Heywood and all who supported the Ladies Night event which raised a fantastic £540.22.A fun night was had by all.
A huge thank you to all the staff and customers at the Blind Tiger Rawtenstall. The Easter Tigerfest has raised an amazing £465.60.
'Say No to Slippers' are a Rossendale family taking on a Challenge of a Lifetime by driving 15,000 miles from their Home to Mongolia & back again to raise money for Rossendale Hospice. Click HERE to follow their story and to sponsor them!
Joanne Brierley Moore is supporting the Hospice by competing in the Rock & Roll Liverpool half marathon Marathon on the 19th & 20th of May.
We have been choosen as one of the Local Causes for Asda's Green Token Giving programme. When you get your green tokens at the checkouts please vote for Rossendale Hospice and place the tokens in our slot!
Nick Pilkington has set himself the 7 Wanders of the World Challenge in 2018.
Neve and Ruby set themselves the challenge of walking 2 marathons during January.
Andrew Rawcliffe wanted to support and fundraise for the Hospice as his partner Stephanie uses the Hospice's services. Andrew set himself the challenge of shaving his head and calling it the Upside Head Challenge!! To read about Andrew's story and to donate please visit his Just Giving page https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/andrew-rawcliffe
John Paul and friends completed the Yorkshire 3 Peaks Challenge in memory of John's Mum Kath Murphy.
Ella McGovern who was caught up in the atrocities at the Manchester Arena had to postpone the challenge of climbing Ben Nevis because of her injuries. Well we’re proud to say that Ella along with other family members supporting her, managed the climb on the 14th October!!
Heads Above Hair and Beauty are organising a Pink Ladies Fun Night on the 31st of October.
Darren McGuinness takes on the Screwball Rally
Raising money in memory of many members of his family
The Gate of India staff and customers have raised over £581
Thank you to Sinead, Michelle and all the Green Squirrel customers who had a lot of fun doing a three legged race which raised £2958
Jon has chosen to fundraise for then recognition for the support we gave his wife when she needed it most.
This is Matthew holding a picture of his Dad Dave.
A huge thank you to all who attended the Summer Salsa evening £2006 was raised.
A big "Thank you" to all who attended, donated and helped with the Summer Delight 2017 we raised £840.
On 25th June 2016 Simon will be undertaking the gruelling 3 Peaks Challenge – trekking up Ben Nevis, Scafell and Snowdon all within 24 hours. Simon is fundraising for Rossendale Hospice "because of the fantastic care my dad received."
Dale will be walking and running 110k in a Day in the Lakeland Ultra on Saturday 2nd July 2016
Kirsty will be doing a 6k run with 30 activities in between for the Hospice.
2nd October 2016
I have previously attended the Woman of the Year Event so heard of Rossendale Hospice through that. I have seen the amazing work hospices have done when my Grandad was ill.
James Carling
Jimfest
3rd July 2016
Utility Smart Limited - Cycling the equivalent of John ‘O Groats to Lands End
We are cycling the distance from John ‘O Groats to Lands End which is 837.5 miles. We aim to do this within 6 weeks during our break times at work.
Rossendale businesses raise thousands to celebrate Hospice’s anniversary
A group of Rossendale businesses successfully raised over £5,680 for Rossendale Hospice to mark its thirtieth anniversary. This year Rossendale Hospice is celebrating 30 years of providing specialist care to patients, and their families, with life-limiting conditions. To commemorate the anniversary the hospice worked with the Rossendale Hospice Corporate Ambassadors Group and invited local companies to get involved in its inaugural Business Challenge. As well as competing for the most funds raised, the businesses were competing for five other award categories.
The Business Challenge, which launched earlier this year, was sponsored by local accountants and business advisers Cassons, part of the Baldwins Group, which has supported the charity for the past four years. The Business Challenge Awards ceremony was kindly hosted by Valley at Work as part of the Rossendale Business Awards. Firms who pledged to take part in the Business Challenge were given a £50 investment fund and 10 weeks to raise as much money as they could for the hospice, using their entrepreneurial and team building skills.
The results of the Rossendale Hospice Business Challenge were announced at the Rossendale Business Awards on Wednesday 14 November.
The winners were
• Snapper & Hack, also known as Liz Henson Photography and Catherine Smyth Media,
won the Rossendale Free Press Award which was the official Rossendale Business award for engagement in CSR
• Rossendales Ltd won the Investment Champion category for the most amount raised
• Snapper & Hack won the #RossHospice Award, sponsored by Big Tank Promotions, for their use of social media
• Chic Boutique Travel won the the Innovator Award, sponsored by Keenan’s Estate Agent because of the innovative use of travel themed fundraising events
• HD Signs won the Community Conqueror Award because of the way they used their wider contacts and networks to raise funds, including a raffle
• Ivory Beau won the Tiny but Mighty Business Award which went to sole trader Jodie Bulling who used her customers, friends and family to raise as much as she could.
Thanks again to the businesses who took park in the Business Challenge, and thanks to every person who bought raffle tickets and cakes, dressed down and attended events to raise money for the hospice.
** BOOGIE NIGHT EVENT CANCELLED ** due to unforeseen circumstances our Boogie Night event scheduled to be held tomorrow night has been cancelled. We send our sincere apologies to all who supported the event and bought costumes and tickets.
Our 2018 Inter School Penny Challenge has started and finishes Thursday 1st November. Children from thirty seven nursery, primary and secondary schools across the valley will take part in the six week challenge to try and fill their penny pinching house with as much loose change as they can.
At the end of the challenge, an army of Hospice volunteers collect the returned boxes from the schools and count the monies received. The winning nursery, primary and secondary school categories will each be presented with a trophy to keep for the year.
Where there’s a Will, there’s a way to raise vital funds for a local charity, thanks to Rossendale-based law firm Woodcocks Haworth and Nuttall Solicitors. The firm is waiving its Will-writing fees in return for donations to Rossendale Hospice, in support of the charity’s annual Make a Will Fortnight. The initiative coincides with World Alzheimer’s Month in September, which also underscores the need to have an updated Will in place to reduce the risks presented by incapacity in later life. Make a Will Fortnight runs from September 10-21. To book an appointment contact Stephen Parr or Berin Jones at WHN’s Haslingden office on 01706 213356, Catherine Hamilton in Rawtenstall on 01706 225621, or June Higgins at the firm’s Bacup office on 01706 874487.
A massive 'thank you' to the customers of Asda Rawtenstall who voted for the Hospice by placing their green tokens into one of the three nominated slots as part of the Green Token Giving Programme.
Laura, Community Life Champion at Asda brought in a winners cheque for £500. Thank you!
Listen to the views of some of our patients and hear about what the Hospice needs to provide our services.
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