East Cheshire Hospice is focused on further enhancing our services and expanding our reach to touch more lives in our community.
We are actively exploring new partnerships, fundraising initiatives, and innovative ways to improve the quality of care we provide. None of our accomplishments would be possible without the continued support of compassionate businesses in our community.
I’d like to share with you our upcoming events and initiatives, any help in promoting or involvement would be gratefully appreciated.
You will receive exclusive benefits for your business whilst ensuring that our nurses and dedicated staff can continue to offer their compassionate expertise to patients and their families, bringing comfort and support during difficult times.
Your logo/company name on the East Cheshire Hospice website
Social media coverage about your fundraising story
Exclusive use of the 500 Club logo
Regular East Cheshire Hospice updates
Your donation can be off set against your corporate tax
Fundraising ideas and materials for staff
500 Club certificate and trophy
Be in with the chance to win a cash prize of £1000
Sunflower raffle tickets are just £1, head to our website to get yours:
Thank you to Thorneycroft Solicitors who have kindly sponsored the prizes, so your donation will be going directly to East Cheshire Hospice.
The draw is on the 14th July.
East Cheshire Hospice – Britain in Bloom
East Cheshire Hospice has applied for Britain in Bloom this year, which is very exciting, and we are asking for plant donations to help with our competition entry.
Can you help by donating bedding or perennial plants for our Hospice gardens?
Please nominate East Cheshire Hospice to WIN £1000 on the 12th June!
Throughout the year, Ecclesiastical’ s Movement for Good cause will give monetary donations to different charities based on nominations from the public. These nominations build up throughout the year, and the more we get the greater chance we have of winning. Once you have nominated the Hospice in 2023, you don’t need to nominate us again.
To nominate East Cheshire Hospice, please fill out this quick and easy form:
Get together with family, friends, or colleagues for a scenic 10km walk, starting and finishing at Macclesfield Rugby Club, before enjoying a well-earned pie and a pint!
A team from VINCI Building has raised more than £6,600 for Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity after completing the legendary Fan Dance Challenge, one of the UK's toughest endurance events.
Two-way traffic will be reinstated on Winsford Station Bridge following further engineering assessments, with a 7.5 tonne weight restriction and 20mph speed limit being introduced to protect the structure.
A local grass roots apolitical action group, based in Macclesfield, who oppose the proposed Peak Cluster Pipeline are holding public events to help residents understand what this pipeline would entail.
Supporters joined The Wingate Centre’s team to celebrate the grand opening of Wingate Holidays, the Cheshire disability charity’s brand-new, fully accessible holiday accommodation in Wrenbury, near Nantwich.
Children and families across Cheshire are set to benefit from a major new approach to family justice designed to reduce delays, improve support for victims of domestic abuse, and ensure children's voices are heard throughout court proceedings.
Stoptober is the Department of Health & Social Care’s annual quit smoking campaign, designed to encourage and support people who smoke to make a quit attempt.
New crossings, cycleway improvements and enhanced walking routes will be delivered as part of phase 2 of the Manchester Road Active Travel scheme, with construction due to begin on Monday 5th October.
For the Community is preparing for its 11th Christmas supporting people across Buxton and the surrounding area, continuing a project that began with one simple idea: nobody should have to face Christmas without food, company or community.
Rail campaigners will gather at Congleton Station at 11am on Sunday 20th September to mark a frustrating milestone – two years since the last Sunday train stopped at Congleton.
Cheshire East Council visited Need Golf Centre as part of its Made in Cheshire East campaign, highlighting the businesses and organisations helping to drive economic growth, attract visitors and strengthen the borough's reputation as a place to live, work, invest and do business.
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