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Our mission is to add life to every day for people in Nottingham who have been told their illness cannot be cured, helping them to live as actively and well as possible. Our care puts our patients and their families at the front of everything we say and do. We are very grateful for your support.
www.nottshospice.org
info@nottshospice.org
Nottinghamshire Hospice Registered charity number 509759
"Many years of great memories, you will be sadly missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing you."
Louise & Jeremy Silbourne donated
"In memory of dear Mark, a wonderful family friend. Our love and condolences to Jane, Lizzie, Katie and all the Fraser family š"
Simon Leighfield donated
£100.00 + £25.00 Gift Aid
"Remembering a lovely man taken too soon x"
Liz and Mike donated
"Such wonderful memories of Mark and especially the school, village and sporting activities we shared . A true gentleman- an inspiration to all who knew him. Lots of love to Jane, Lizzie & Katie xx"
Terry Faulks donated
£20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid
"Mark was a great friend, kind and thoughtful who always thought about others first. His sense of humour marked him out as someone who was truly special; we will miss him greatly. "
Adrian, Becky, Charlie and Will donated
"In memory of Mark"
Tim & Helen Fifoot donated
Sue Matthews and Roger Bratton has raised $12,459.21 so far
Stanton-on-the-Wolds Golf Club Captains' Charity Year Fundraising
Fran Cropper has raised $8,750.34 so far
In memory of Andrew Roberts
Belinda Ward has raised $3,415.23 so far
Belinda's page
David Jackson has raised $3,101.38 so far
I'm We are raising money for David Jackson because amazing care and support they gave Dad.
Debbie - Anne has raised $2,440.85 so far
I'm I am raising money in Nicky-Jane's memory for Debbie - Anne because of the wonderful care she received from the team
Samantha Hallybone has raised $1,957.90 so far
I'm I am shaving off my hair to raise money for for Samantha Hallybone because they cared for my mum so well in her dying days
