By donating your pre-loved items to a Rossendale Hospice shop, you can be guaranteed your support will raise funds to help local people living with a life limiting condition.
If you have any clothes (especially menswear) that don't fit, you won't wear again, any unwanted gifts that you'll never use, books you've read, small electrical items and bric a brac please consider donating them to us.
If we think a particular item is unique or is of particular interest, we will sell it on Ebay to get a higher price. Likewise, we up-cycle clothes that don’t sell and make weird and wonderful items.
We can arrange collection from your home or company premise...to do this please contact your nearest shop.
Buy, sell, help the Hospice!
It all starts by clicking on the link below and adding Rossendale Hospice as your favourite charity! You can then buy items throughout Ebay and add a donation or round up the purchase price at the checkout. If you are an eBay seller, you can donate a percentage of your proceeds to the Hospice. We also have our own fabulous eBay shop with a wide selection of party dresses, work wear and even wedding dresses at amazing prices! Click to find out more…
17 St James Square, Bacup, OL13 9NH
Tel: 01706 872507
All the shops are open Monday to Saturday from 9am - 4.30pm
If you would like to volunteer at any of our shops, please speak to the appropriate Shops Manager Caren Cookson on 07958 447 326 or contact our Volunteer Co-ordinator on 01706 253633 or by emailing volunteering@rossendalehospice.org
Thank you to all our supporters who have bought tickets and sold them on behalf of the Hospice for the Raffle. We have drawn the three winners, the winning tickets are:
1st Prize £500 - 0937
2nd Prize £100 - 1412
3rd Prize £50 - 1451
Well done to the winners and we will be in touch to arrange the collection of your prizes. Thank you!
Six Valley schools raised a record amount for Rossendale Hospice in an entrepreneurial challenge.
The event, jointly organised by Rossendale Hospice supported by the Hospice’s Corporate Ambassadors Group and Alder Grange School, is in its 4th year and has so far raised over £29,400. The six schools raised a combined total of £8,915 in this year’s ‘Youth Enterprise Challenge’.
The contest, launched in October last year, lasted 16 weeks and saw Year 10 teams from Alder Grange, All Saints, Fearns, Whitworth High, Haslingden High and Tor View schools, all come up with enterprising initiatives to generate as much income as possible to be donated to the hospice.
The ‘Celebration Event’ took place at Alder Grange School, where all the teams presented their results to the panel of judges. They were judged on 7 award categories; Most Profit Raised, Most Money Raised Per Pupil, Most Innovative Idea, Greatest Community Involvement, Best Presentation and Reporting, Special Recognition Award, and the Fundraisers Praise Award.
To read more about the Challenge and to view photographs visit https://www.rossendalehospice.org/events/youth-enterprise-launch-18/64/.html
17 members of staff from Irwell Medical Practice have set themselves the challenge of completing the Gung-Ho challenge on the 29th June. They have chosen to support Rossendale Hospice and the money they raise will be donated to the Hospice. If you wish to read more about their story or wish to show them support please visit their Just Giving page https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/irwellmedicalpractice
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.
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