Hospice News

Date published: 01 November 2014


The Hospice will be officially opening their tea rooms at the new fundraising offices on 1 December. A gift shop will also be on site.

Anyone who wishes to donate raffle prizes, tombola prizes, bric-a-brac or home bake goods to the Hospice for their Christmas Fair can do so by taking items to the fundraising offices on Broad Lane.

The Hospice is preparing for their Santa Dawdle or Dash event which will take place on Sunday 14 December. Today (Friday 31 October), one lady signed 12 people up for the event. The Hospice is hoping to make the event bigger than last year.

Craig Madley who has completed six challenges in six months for the Hospice is visiting the fundraising team next week to talk about his fundraising. He has raised close to £6,000 for the Hospice.

Man of Rochdale

There are just two days left to send in your nominations for the Man of Rochdale. Nominations should be sent to Melanie.Caffrey@nhs.net and include the name of the person you are nominating and 500 words about why that gentleman should win the award. Nominations close on Monday 3 November.

Tickets are also still available for the luncheon which will be held on Friday 28 November at Rochdale Town Hall.

Dates for the Diary

Sunday 16 November – Hospice Christmas Fair

The Hospice has a number of new stalls involved with the fair as well as familiar stalls from past events. There will also be a Santa’s grotto, games, and raffles.

Held between 10am and 3pm at the Hospice, the event is free to attend.

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