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Last year it raised over £46,000- sign your business up today to to be part of one of the Fylde Coast’s most talked about charity fundraising schemes…… Last year we saw it all including a sponsored tandem Bike Ride and a Ball at the Hilton hotel. Countless cakes were baked, hundreds of faces painted […]
We are half way there – in more ways than one. The completion of Phase One of our ambitious refurbishment programme coincided with the Gazette reaching their half-way point too, topping £100,000 in the Hospice Heroes appeal. Readers have been helping us raise the extra money we need to fund the improvement and modernisation work […]
The gardens at Trinity have been transformed in the last couple of years thanks to the hard work and imagination of a dedicated group of volunteers. Overgrown shrubberies have been turned into carefully planted flower beds, not just in the main garden but all around the Hospice. Many of the new plants have been donated […]
It’s time for tea! Supporters across the Fylde Coast are being encouraged to host a Tea Party for Trinity to help raise funds for the Hospice Heroes campaign. The Trinity Tea Parties were launched with a special event – and lots of lovely cake – in our Day Therapy Unit. Patients, staff and friends attended […]
Huge thanks to everyone who has taken part in the Hospice Heroes Grin and Wear it day. Here at Trinity we have had nursing and medical staff dressed in onesies, fundraisers in pyjamas, a Chief Exec in a kilt and an HR manager in life boat rescue gear. All across the Fylde Coast people have […]
We are excited to announce that the Gazette has launched a photography competition for us, asking local people to send in images to help decorate the walls as part of our ambitious refurbishment. With work progressing well in both Brian House and the adult in-patient unit, a number of photographs have already been chosen and […]
