Jillian Barry

Get Jillian and John to Nepal

Fundraising for Hospice Of St Francis (Berkhamsted)
£16,330
raised of £15,000 target
Donations cannot currently be made to this page
Event: Trek Nepal & Hospice Project 2015, from 31 October 2015 to 11 November 2015
We help over 2,000 local people each year to live their precious lives well

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Dear Family, Friends and Colleagues,

John and I are asking for your support for a very worthy cause.

I have been a volunteer at The Hospice of St Francis in Berkhamstead, Hertfordshire for the past five years. The Hospice of St Francis provides professional support and care for people with terminal or life limiting illnesses in West Herts and the Chiltern area of Bucks. However, all this vital works costs money and the Hospice rely on voluntary donations for more than 80% of the £4.7 million that it needs annually.  

Since becoming a volunteer five years ago, at the Hospice of St Francis, I see first hand the marvellous work that the hospice does providing total care when time is precious, bringing peace, comfort and dignity to patients, helping them to live life to the full for whatever time is left.

The Hospice is organising a trek over seven days in Nepal in October - November 2015 where all the proceeds will go to The Hospice of St Francis. In addition, we will both spend two days helping a non-profit Hospice care organisation in Kathmandu which offers services and support to terminally ill patients and their families. Please see my gallery below for current pictures of the Hospice in Kathmandu which we will be refurbishing.

Unfortunately this challenge of a lifetime is very costly. We have to fundraise for a minimum of £3,300 each for your generosity would be very much appreciated.

Thanking you in advance,

Jillian and John.

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About the charity

The Hospice helps people to live their precious lives well.Our care has many forms – at home, in our outpatient Spring Centre or through specialised care in one of our Hospice beds - and is defined by each person's need. We rely on donations to raise the £5m we need each year to fund our free care.

Donation summary

Total raised
£16,330.00
+ £3,222.10 Gift Aid
Online donations
£15,925.83
Offline donations
£404.17

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