A massive £26,000 is on its way to three local charities, including Treetops Hospice Care in Derbyshire, following a hugely successful campaign of fundraising events run by the staff of Leek United Building Society.
A Derbyshire company has made donations to two local charities – including Treetops Hospice Care – despite the cancellation of its fundraising events due to the Coronavirus outbreak.
Derbyshire-based car maker, Toyota Motor Manufacturing UK, has helped local hospice Treetops start a new nursing service to support more terminally-ill patients in the local community.
A London Marathon runner from Matlock decided not to let the cancelled event stop her, and colleagues, from raising over £500 for their local hospice.
Leek United Building Society is hosting a virtual quiz as part of a campaign to raise £60,000 for three local charities affected by the coronavirus crisis.
A Nottinghamshire funeral firm has handed over £500 to help local charity Treetops Hospice Care survive the coronavirus outbreak – just days after it took delivery of vital PPE clothing from two kind-hearted local firms.
Leek United Building Society has launched a campaign to raise £60,000 for three local charities, whose funding has been hit by the Coronavirus outbreak.
Leading homebuilder Barratt and David Wilson Homes North Midlands has raised over £21,000 for its chosen Charity of the Year, Treetops Hospice Care.
A legacy of £40,000 has been left to local charity Treetops Hospice Care to provide end of life nursing care for patients at home.
Local hospice Treetops is offering people the chance to write a new will, or update an existing one, during March and help the charity at the same time.