The Friends Group are organising a fashion show.
The Friends group are a group of volunteers who support the Hospice by organising events to fundraise for the Hospice. Please support them by attending the Fashion Show which is being held at St Mary's Chambers on the 19th of November. All welcome.
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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!
Woodcock Haworth & Nuttall law firm tee up 6.5k for Rossendale Hospice
Lancashire law firm Woodcocks Haworth and Nuttall Solicitors has bolstered the charity coffers of Rossendale Hospice by £6,500 after the success of its latest charity golf day.
The annual event, which WHN has been running for 11 years, saw 22 teams tee off at Rossendale Golf Club to complete 18 holes in aid of the hospice. WHN scooped the top spot to secure the winning team, closely followed by James Killelea & Co Ltd with 96 points, while the team from Peel Land & Property came in at third place.Golfers were treated to sunshine and picturesque views of the surrounding Pennines during their round of golf, before enjoying drinks and a meal afterwards. Prizes including a luxury make-up bag and credit card holder from Mulberry UK and a spa package at Mellor-based Stanley House Hotel and Spa were also raffled off to rack-up additional funds.
David McCann, senior partner at WHN Solicitors, said: “Over the last ten years we have handed over £47,000 to the hospice from fundraising at our golf day, so we’re thrilled to boost the funds with the latest donation.
“The staff at Rossendale Hospice do an amazing job so it’s a real pleasure to have been able to raise this money to support what they do. We’re committed to supporting the hospice and it’s something we’ll continue to do in the future.”
Our Business Challenge has now launched, this is open to all businesses in the Rossendale area, with the aim of raising as much money as possible for Rossendale Hospice.
Rossendale Hospice, celebrating its 30th year of providing support for people in Rossendale living with life limiting conditions, has launched the Rossendale Hospice Business Challenge which is sponsored by Cassons, part of the Baldwins Group and supported by Valley at Work. The aim of the Business Challenge is to raise funds for the hospice through the business community.From Monday 2nd July, we will be handing out £50 notes to companies who have registered to support Rossendale Hospice in our new Business Challenge event. We want the £50 investment to be spent wisely and used to make as much money as possible for the Hospice.
Businesses have 10 weeks from 2 July to raise as much money as they can, concluding on Monday 10 September when the funds raised will be counted. The amounts raised will be announced at the Rossendale Business Awards, organised by Valley at Work which takes place at The Riverside on Wednesday 14 November.
Les Nutter, Chair of the Rossendale Hospice Corporate Ambassadors Group and Cassons’ Managing Partner explained: “As a Group we have been very keen to interact with other businesses in Rossendale to show how we can work together to raise both the profile and much needed funds for Rossendale Hospice which does so much good for people within our community.
“We are delighted at the businesses who have signed up so far hope that more will do so in the coming days.”
During the 10 weeks of the Challenge there will be opportunity to network with other businesses taking part. You may want to host one of our networking meetings, if so, please get in touch by emailing fundraising@rossendalehospice.org
As well as raising as much money as possible, the participating businesses will also be competing for 6 awards, all of which will be awarded on the night at the Rossendale Business Awards.
Rossendale Free Press Award – This is the official category within “Rossendale Business Awards” for Engagement in Corporate Social Responsibility and therefore comes under a separate judging process. Every business entering the Business Challenge will automatically be entered for this award.
Investment Champion - The business which raises the most amount of profit.
Tiny but Mighty Business - Micro-Businesses, sole traders or companies with less than 10 employees.
The Innovator - The company which uses unique or interesting ways to raise funds. Award sponsored by Keenans Sales and letting Agents.
Community Conqueror
The company which gets their ideas out into the community and help raise awareness of the Hospice to the people of Rossendale.
The #RossHospice Award
The business which excels with using social media as part of this challenge. This award is sponsored by Big Tank Video Productions.
Entries are still open for the Rossendale Hospice Business Challenge. If you would like to enter please contact Clare Richards, Head of Fundraising at Rossendale Hospice on 01706 253633 – option 3.
From 1st to 29th June for every Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) made at Woodcocks Haworth & Nuttall Solicitors branches in Haslingden, Rawtenstall and Bacup they will waive £120 from the fees in return for a donation of the same amount to Rossendale Hospice. For more information please click HERE
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