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We are excited to announce a second exhilarating skydive opportunity for our supporters, providing two chances to take to the sky in 2025! Join us on either June 28th or July 5th, 2025, and experience the thrill of a lifetime while making a significant difference to local lives.

Looking for unique bargains? Thanks to generous donations from supporters, our eBay store offers a diverse range of items, from vintage finds and collectibles to quality clothing and electronics, all to generate vital funds.

We are very thankful to Shree Swaminarayan Mandir Bolton and the Bolton Wanderers Remembrance Group.

We hosted our brand-new wedding pop-up event last Saturday. were overjoyed by the number of supporters who donated and came along to the wedding pop-up. The wedding pop-up took place at our Wellbeing Hub, decorating the entire space to transport customers to a wedding boutique filled with amazing dresses and accessories.

Whether you are fundraising in memory, taking on a challenge of a lifetime, or making a regular gift, there are lots of ways to support us!

We are pleased to have had confirmation that we will receive £107,466 from the £100 million one-off capital funding announced by Wes Streeting in December 2024. This one-off funding will help us pay for some urgent work needed to upgrade our heating system.

Ellen runs an annual quiz night for around 115 people. The quiz is made up of music, games, pasties, and raffle prizes. Ellen has hosted five quizzes to help raise funds for Bolton Hospice, including a virtual one during lockdown. Altogether Ellen has raised over an incredible £11,000 from the quizzes she has hosted to help raise vital funds for us.

A dedicated nurse has gone above and beyond to fulfil a patient's wish this week.

Determined supporter, Joanna (Jo) Dyke of Lostock Skip Hire, recently summited Mount Kilimanjaro in the name of raising vital funds for us!

An unusually furry and four-legged member of our specialist team carried out their rounds this week, bringing joy to patients, staff and volunteers alike.

Our education team have received a generous grant of £4878 from the East Lancashire Masonic Charitable Trust to purchase a state-of-the-art nursing manikin.

In a touching tribute to his late brother, Mark Jones, who died last December following a diagnosis of prostate cancer, Kearsley resident Bobby Jones recently shaved his head to raise funds for us.