Regular Giving – Give a gift all year round
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How your donation could help patients & families who may be spending their last Christmas together…
£21.30
Could provide a home- cooked Christmas dinner for a patient and someone they love, helping another family share Christmas Day together.
£32
Could fund an hour of expert nursing care, helping a patient feel comfortable and supported so they can focus on being with the people they love.
£55
Could provide specialist advice and support through our 24/7 OneCall service, helping three families access expert support when they need it this Christmas.
£209
Could help fund a registered nurse for a full day on our ward, providing expert care and support to patients and their families throughout Christmas.
There are so many ways you can support your local hospice this Christmas
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Give a one-off gift to support hospice care in your community this Christmas, or consider giving a regular gift all year round.
Silent Jingle Bell Jog – Great Yarmouth
A festive, family-friendly, feel-good silent disco experience on a running track.
Christmas Day Dip – Felixstowe
Join hundreds of brave dippers running into the North Sea at Felixstowe seafront on Christmas Day, in aid of the hospice.
Match Giving Week
If you donate to our Be a Star Appeal between 1 – 7 December, your donation will be matched at no extra cost to you!
Light Up a Life
Join us for our Christmas remembrance service. This will be a special chance to come together during the festive season for a moment of reflection.
Treecycling
Together with East Anglia’s Children’s Hospice (EACH) and JustHelping, we are, once again, offering our annual Christmas tree collection and recycling initiative.
Events at our shops
This December, our shops are getting in the festive spirit, with extra shopping hours, seasonal events & even the opportunity to meet Santa!
Volunteer this Christmas
Lots of our events require volunteers to help them run successfully. From Light Up a Life to Christmas Day Dip, find out the latest vacancies.
“For us, it wasn’t about making Christmas perfect. It was about being together. It was about Mum seeing the faces of her grandchildren, hearing the carols and enjoying the Christmas she had helped create. Because of St Elizabeth Hospice, Mum was there to see it all.
