Go Green for the Hospice in May

Date published: 01 May 2019


To celebrate Springhill’s 30th anniversary year, their Go Green campaign will take place over 30 days in May, with a very special celebration day event for everyone who has taken part on Friday 31 May.

Order your FREE Go Green fundraising pack, which gives you some ideas about how you could get involved this year. Just theme it green and have fun.

 

Middleton Hospice Shop
Middleton Hospice Shop 2016

 

Rebekah Cheshire, Springhill’s Events and Campaigns Fundraiser said: “Whatever you decide to do it would be absolutely fantastic to have you taking part for our commemorative year.

“Go Green is one of our main fundraising events in the Springhill Hospice calendar when we invite everyone in the Borough to take on our colour GREEN to celebrate the work of Springhill Hospice.

“Everyone who takes part in Go Green, whatever they do, and whatever they give, makes a big and important difference to our patients and their families.”

  • Choose your date

This year Go Green has grown! We are going green for the whole month from 1 to 30 May. Friday 31 May we would like to invite all our Go Green participants for a celebration at Springhill Hospice. We want to give everyone as much opportunity to take part as possible, but of course we want to fit in with your own priorities, so it really is about what works best for you.

  • Let us know what you’re doing

So that we can book you into our diary and make sure you have everything you need, please tell us your Go Green plans.

  • Order your Go Green resources

Request our Go Green resource sheets that are available to support your fundraising efforts. Just let us know what you need and we’ll get them to you in good time for your fundraising day or activities.

  • Invite us along on the day

We try to visit as many Go Green-ers as possible with Springy, our mascot or visit afterwards to receive donations and to thank you. Springy is unique – please let us have your date early so we can do our best to be there.

Here are some ideas to get you started. Just theme it green and enjoy!

  • Dress up or down – Wear green for the day – a popular one among students, friends and colleagues. Part of the fun is picking what to wear! How about a pyjama day – spend the day in pyjamas, dressing gowns, slippers – everyone has their favourites to wear and it’s a fun way of supporting the hospice whilst helping to raise money to help look after patients.
  • Change Box Challenge – These great little fold up cardboard money boxes can be taken home or kept on your office desk to drop in any spare change throughout May. Let the hospice know how many boxes you need and they will drop them off. Remember every penny counts!
  • Springy’s Cake Bake – Homemade or shop bought the thought is the same. Set up a stall to sell them at break or lunch-time. Everyone enjoys a tasty treat and it’s a great way to raise funds. Don’t forget to order your 30 Springhill edible cake toppers from the hospice, which look fab on cupcakes.
  • Fundraise with your own unique ideas. However, you can support Springhill, we know you will have an absolutely fantastic time taking part - just think green and have fun!

 

The borough prepares to Go Green for Springhill Hospice

 

Rebekah Cheshire said: “Go Green is so much fun.

"The best thing about this campaign is that everyone can get involved and choose what they do and how they do it.

“We just say, ‘Theme it Green’ and go for it.”

All the money raised throughout the month of May will go directly towards supporting care to patients and their families at Springhill Hospice.

For more information please contact Springhill’s Fundraising Team:

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