Posted: Sat 24th Jul 2021
Runners encouraged to take part in 10k Evening Trail Run in Llandegla in aid of hospice
Runners who like to give their fitness campaign an extra special purpose can now register to sign up to the Nightingale 10k Evening Trail Run, in aid of the hospice.
The Nightingale 10k Evening Trail Run, sponsored by Maelor Foods, will be held on Friday, 3 September in Llandegla Forest and courtesy of Oneplant Adventure – and it’s early evening time is being heralded as the perfect end to the week and an even better start to the weekend.
Although there is an entry fee, the hospice would be thrilled if participants could raise the minimum sponsorship by asking friends and family for a donation that would directly help patients and their families who are living with life-limiting illnesses within our community.
RUNNERS who like to give their fitness campaign an extra special purpose can now register to sign up to the Nightingale 10k Evening Trail Run, in aid of the hospice. The event, sponsored by Maelor Foods, will be held on Friday, September 3 in the beautiful surroundings of Llandegla Forest and courtesy of Oneplant Adventure - and it’s early evening time is being heralded as the perfect end to the week and an even better start to the weekend. Although there is an entry fee, the hospice would be thrilled if participants could raise the minimum sponsorship by asking friends and family for a donation that would directly help patients and their families who are living with life-limiting illnesses within the community.
NIGHTINGALE House Hospice will once again be collecting Christmas trees after the festive season. Working in partnership with local firms and volunteers it will be the second year the hospice has offered the service when, for a small donation, people can have their trees collected for recycling on Saturday, January 16. Sam Amis, the hospice s community and events fundraiser, said: “We really would like to say a massive thank you to everyone in our community who have supported us throughout 2020. “We really could not continue without your support. The Christmas Tree Collection is one of my favourite events. It is so wonderful to see everyone coming together to help support the hospice as well as also trying to positively impact the environment. We are so lucky to living in an area with such a brilliant community spirit.”
Order your Christmas tree collection and help Nightingale House at the same time
This article is old - Published: Tuesday, Dec 15th, 2020
Nightingale House Hospice will once again be collecting Christmas trees in January.
Working in partnership with local firms and volunteers it will be the second year the hospice has offered the service when, for a small donation, people can have their trees collected for recycling on Saturday 16 January 2021.
Post code collection areas will be LL11, LL12, LL13, LL14, LL20, CH4 0, CH4 9, CH5 and CH7.
To book in your tree visit nightingalehouse.co.uk/tree or call 01978 314292.
There is no minimum or maximum amount you can give however the average donation is £10. Every penny raised will go towards patient care at the hospice.