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Hospice shares gratitude for member pledges

A charity providing specialist care for adults and children with life-limiting illnesses has been overwhelmed by promises of support.

Rennie Grove Peace Hospice Care shared its story at the August Chamber lunch and has received pledges from members offering to take part in fundraising events on its behalf.

Members completed pledge cards at the lunch sponsored by the charity, committing to supporting its community efforts by taking part in events including September’s Chilterns 3 Peaks Challenge, October’s Herts 10K race and a golf day. There were also pledges to volunteer and spread the word about hospice care with people in their networks.

Head of Partnerships and Philanthropy Lisa Meagher said: “As event sponsors, it was brilliant to have the opportunity to address Hertfordshire businesses to talk about what we do and build connections with other local organisations who were so engaged with getting involved in supporting our work. I’d like to say a big thank you to everyone who pledged their support on the day.

“As we rely on the generosity of our local community to raise 86 per cent of our running costs, the support of local businesses is invaluable in enabling us to provide hospice care for those who need it, especially at this time of year.

“Christmas is just around the corner and marks an important season in our fundraising calendar as we work closely with local businesses, fundraisers and supporters to raise vital income to fund local hospice care at a time where families need us most.”

To find out how to support Rennie Grove Peace, please contact corporate@renniegrovepeace.org or visit www.renniegrovepeace.org/corporate.

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