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Nuneaton Support Group – 34 Years of Fundraising
Nuneaton Support Group – 34 Years of Fundraising
Mary Ann Evans Hospice’s Nuneaton Support Group Hang Up their Collecting Tins On Thursday 3 March 2022 members of Mary Ann Evans Hospice’s Nuneaton Support Group joined Trustees and Staff for a celebration of over 34 years of fundraising and to mark the end of an era as the group comes to an end. One […]
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Introduction We recently contacted several local businesses for raffle prizes. Here’s a short piece about the generosity of one of the companies, Experience Days. A Generous Raffle Prize We are exceptionally grateful that Experience Days has donated a £50 voucher. The voucher will be used as a prize in our upcoming raffle for our […]
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Throughout 2021 we, at Mary Ann, celebrated our thirtieth year and as we draw January 2022 to a close we come to the end of those 12 months. To mark the occasion I wanted to write something that expresses our gratitude for the previous 30 years and how we intend to be just as vital […]
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Hinckley & Rugby Building Society Hospice Affinity Donation Press Release
Hinckley & Rugby Building Society Hospice Affinity Donation Press Release
05/01/2022 Local hospices receive £21,000 donation thanks to savings account holders Hinckley & Rugby Building Society has donated £21,000 (£7,000 each) to three local hospices, thanks to holders of its Hospice Affinity Savings Account. The Society’s Hospice Affinity Account allows members to save their money and donate one per cent of their average balances held […]
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Christmas Without A Loved One One of the most searched phrases this time of year is “Christmas without a loved one.” As a hospice we realise that this can be a particularly difficult time of year, especially if you have lost someone very close to you. The first thing to remember is that grief is […]
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Mary Ann joins The Queen’s Green Canopy On Tuesday 23rd November we were absolutely delighted to welcome our patrons – Kay Alexander MBE and Sir William Matthew Stratford Dugdale – who planted an Amelanchier in Mary Ann’s garden. The tree had been chosen by Kay herself, because of the vibrant colouring of its maturing leaves […]
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Introduction So what is volunteering? The most basic definition is to work for an organisation, unpaid. At Mary Ann we have a massive volunteer force of over 250 volunteers. These people work in our shops, in the Hospice itself, helping patients or raising vital funds for the Hospice. Their work is vital to allowing us […]
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Introduction What do we mean when we talk about Community Services? In a Hospice setting we are talking about care provided away from the Hospice building. Community services generally talk about services provided in the home of an end-of-life patient. At Mary Ann our Community Services are our Hospice at Home service and our Rapid […]
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5 Most Important Questions About End of Life Care
5 Most Important Questions About End of Life Care
Introduction We understand that end of life care can be confusing. You will encounter the term at a very difficult moment in your or your loved one’s life. So we have tried to take away the confusion and answer the 5 most important questions about end of life care. What is end of life […]
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What You Need to Know About Mary Ann and End of Life Care
What You Need to Know About Mary Ann and End of Life Care
Introduction to End of Life Care What is end of life care? Perhaps you or someone you know has recently been told that you will need end of life care. So what does it mean? Put simply, end of life care is the care of those who have an incurable illness. You can access end […]
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