Events and Community Fundraiser Lynn O'Gorman was bowled over by the generocity of the Bletchley Indoor Bowls Club when she attended their meeting and received a cheque for £750.
The Rotary Club of Milton Keynes have launched their annual Swimathon and we're delighted that Willen Hospice have been selected as one of the charities to benefit from the event once again.
The residents of Summerhayes well and truly Deck the Halls, the roofs and the garages turning the whole cul-de-sac into a glorious grotto to raise funds to support the work of the Hospice
Weary shoppers in the CentreMK were treated to some musical refreshment recently when members of Milton Keynes Singing Network came together to spread some good cheer.
Steve Aldridge and Max Malpass took on the challenge of cycling the furthest possible distance in the British Isles the 1026 miles from John O'Groats to Lands End.
A cracking Christmas Fayre was organised by Terri Cannon and the Jewellery Divaz team.
They had some great prizes donated to support them congratulations to all the lucky winners
Joanne Douglas and Olive Forster took on the challenge of trekking throughTransylvania to raise money to support the work of Willen Hospice.Together they took on this special challenge and raised over £5400 to help us care for our patients, their families and friends.
To celebrate the official opening of Marshall Volvo in Milton Keynes the company held an evening of fun and relaxation raising funds to support Willen Hospice.
The team at Verandah Talk in Wolverton raised over £310 at their fundraising evening in October they're hoping their December event will raise even more!
Earlier this year, staff at Keens Shay Keens MK voted Willen Hospice as their charity partner for 2011. The decision was taken not only to honour the Hospice's 30th year but also to raise £3,000 - an amount which covers the cost for the entire in-patient nursing team to care for 20 patients for 24 hours.
The running experts from Up & Running have been racing to raise funds to support the work of the Hospice and recently handed over a cheque for £435 but their fundraising effort aren’t stopping there as they’ve much more planned.
