On the 14th of September 2019 my mother Sharon Pease lost her battle to cancer. She had ups and downs  leading up to the end of her life and during this time if it wasn't for the hard work, dedication and care provided in part by the Pilgrims I don't believe she would have died at peace. The Pilgrims Hospice in Margate stayed in contact with me and I with them and I never truly appreciated the work that they do until I saw it first hand. I urge each person that sees this, even if it just £1 please help fund for vital equipment for the Hospices to aid in the care and improvements that the team there make to the quality of life of individuals suffering through cancer treatment.

At its heart, Pilgrims is dedicated to providing skilled and compassionate care, free of charge, to people living with an incurable illness in east Kent. Their vision is that people with a life-limiting illness are supported and empowered to live well in mind & body, making the most of the time they have. They care for over 2,500 patients a year, at their 3 inpatient units in Canterbury, Thanet & Ashford, their therapy centres, or in patients’ own homes. With 80% of their funding being voluntary contributions, your support cannot be overstated.