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Events & Community Fundraising
Here's what's coming up
How your fundraising makes a difference
£20
Could buy a teddy bear with a recording of a loved one’s voice for a bereaved child to treasure as a keepsake.
£38
Could pay for one hour of Living Well Centre services, supporting people to live well, manage their symptoms and take part in therapeutic activities.
£53
Could pay for a bereavement support session to help a family member cope with the loss of a loved one.
£84
Could pay for a community nurse to visit someone at home, helping them manage their symptoms and coordinating their care.
Upcoming events and campaigns
1 December 2023
Rudolph Run
Get into the festive spirit by hosting your own sponsored Rudolph Run. Choose a time, place and distance to suit you.
4 December 2023
Giftmas
Take part in our very first Giftmas event, where you have 10 chances to win some incredible gifts just before Christmas.
8 December 2023
Jolly Jumper Day
Wear your festive knit to school or college for a small donation.
9 December 2023
Christmas Grotto
Join us on Saturday 9 December at Reloved Revolution by Birmingham Hospice and experience the magic of Christmas at our Christmas Grotto!
11 December 2023
Light up a Life
Dedicate a star in memory of your loved one and join us for a special evening of remembrance.
13 January 2024
Christmas Treecycling
In exchange for a donation, our amazing team of volunteers will collect your Christmas tree from your doorstep and recycle it!
10 February 2024
Rugby Ramble
Join us for a scenic 3 or 10 mile sponsored walk, followed by watching the England vs Wales Six Nations game.
18 February 2024
Birmingham Running Festival
We are the 2024 Birmingham Running Festival charity partners! 🏃🏿♀️
1 March 2024
Bunny Hop
Hop, skip and jump into Easter with a Bunny Hop at a time and place to suit you.
What made the charity so special was how personal their care was. Lea wasn’t just ‘another number’, but a valued person. The nurses came three times a day – and always took the time and care to ensure that Lea was well looked after. They had such a lovely way with Lea, laughing and joking around with him. They tailored their care to exactly what Lea wanted – to be at home with me and the boys, making as many memories as he could in the time he had left.
Emma Nicholls
Lea's wife
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