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ive had a email today for intended press release from marie curie to go into local papers here in cornwall & thought you guys would like to see it.
Mini Pots of Care raise hundreds for Marie Curie Nurses
Children from Pebbles Children’s Centre at Roche recently took part in the Marie Curie Mini Pots of Care appeal and have raised an amazing total of £415-50.
Each child planted a miniature daffodil bulb in a pot and got sponsored for taking part. The children will watch the bulbs grow and on 29 February each child will decorate their pot wrapper before taking the pots home.
Little Sioux Kehoe collected a total £210. Forum members of hiluxsurf.co.uk helped Sioux and her nursery raise awareness and money for Marie Curie Cancer Care.
Rachel Geach from Pebbles said “This is the second time we have taken part in this great appeal and we are delighted that we have been able to raise so much money for such a worthy cause and would like to thank the children and their families for all their support”.
All monies raised will support the vital work of the Marie Curie Nursing Service who provide practical hands-on nursing care to terminally ill cancer patients whose wish is to stay at home.
Mini Pots of Care raise hundreds for Marie Curie Nurses
Children from Pebbles Children’s Centre at Roche recently took part in the Marie Curie Mini Pots of Care appeal and have raised an amazing total of £415-50.
Each child planted a miniature daffodil bulb in a pot and got sponsored for taking part. The children will watch the bulbs grow and on 29 February each child will decorate their pot wrapper before taking the pots home.
Little Sioux Kehoe collected a total £210. Forum members of hiluxsurf.co.uk helped Sioux and her nursery raise awareness and money for Marie Curie Cancer Care.
Rachel Geach from Pebbles said “This is the second time we have taken part in this great appeal and we are delighted that we have been able to raise so much money for such a worthy cause and would like to thank the children and their families for all their support”.
All monies raised will support the vital work of the Marie Curie Nursing Service who provide practical hands-on nursing care to terminally ill cancer patients whose wish is to stay at home.
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