Fundraising is a fantastic way to support Trinity Hospice, your local charity.
Whether you decide to organise your own event, fundraise at work or take part in one of our regular planned events, there really is something for everyone:
By getting involved with Trinity Hospice and Brian House Children’s Hospice you and your company can make a real difference to our patients and their families.
Here are some of the ways you can join our team:
Getting your colleagues involved and working together on a fundraising project is great fun for staff, and our fundraising team has the experience and resources you need to maximise your income and get the most from your event. Ask us for a Fundraising Pack full of inspirational ideas.
If you and your colleagues are looking for an escape from the office why not try something different with one of our new and exciting overseas challenge events? For more information call us on 01253 359362.
How would you like to see your company logo alongside Trinity or Brian House at one of our events? The cost of staging our annual events has risen over the years and we are always looking for corporate supporters who are able to help through sponsorship opportunities.
Selecting Trinity Hospice as your Charity of the Year is a great way to unite staff and get them working together, whilst making a difference to many local families. If your organisation has a matched giving scheme, you can help raise even more for hospice care in Blackpool, Fylde and Wyre.
For more information about supporting our work, or to arrange a visit please contact our Corporate Fundraiser, Janet Atkins on 01253 359387 or email janet.atkins@trinityhospice.co.uk
Remember that because we are a local charity, money raised for us stays right here on the Fylde Coast, helping local people.
At Trinity Hospice we believe anyone of any age can get involved and help support our work.
We work with many local schools to not only help raise much needed funds for Trinity or Brian House, but we also help educate children and teenagers about the work we do at the hospice by visiting classes and presenting in assemblies.
Here are just a few fun and easy ideas ways your school can get involved and support our work:
For more information please contact our Emma Padgett on 01253 359211 or email emma.padgett@trinityhospice.co.uk
Join one of our local Friends Groups – between them they have raised £1 million for us over the years!
Our Friends Groups organise events and activities in aid of Trinity Hospice and Brian House. They arrange many successful events including coffee mornings, quiz nights, dinners, concerts and much more. Friends Groups also help organise local collections in supermarkets and town centres. Their support is very important to us.
Blackpool Friends: Contact Sheila Swann – 01253 867276
Meet – 1st Thursday every month at All Hallows Church Hall, Bispham at 7.30pm
Poulton Friends: Contact Beryl Moran – 01253 885318
Meet – 1st Wednesday every month at Poulton Methodist Church, Poulton, 7.30pm
Thornton Cleveleys Friends: Contact Judy Murphy – 01253 864604
Meet – 1st Tuesday of every month at Thornton Methodist Church at 7.30pm
Over Wyre Friends: Contact Helen Lomax 01253 702743
Meet – 2nd Monday of every month at Hambleton Sports & Social Club at 7.30pm
Lytham St Annes Friends: Contact – Ron Bertolini 01253 734351
Meet – 3rd Monday of every month at Glendower Hotel at 7.30pm
Fleetwood Friends: Contact Joanne Leadbetter 01253 874870
Meet only occasionally, call Joanne for more details
‘You save, they give’ – Bank with Furness Building Society, who will donate in line with your savings at no cost to you.
Ask us to send you a fundraising pack for more inspirational ideas on how you can support our work. Every pound raised makes a big difference, helping to pay for our compassionate care.
Through fundraising and voluntary donations we must raise around £5 million every year: we can’t do that without your help and generosity.
Getting involved in an event can be great fun – whatever your age.
For more information call us on 01253 359362 or call in and see us at the hospice.