Twenty-five businesses from across East Lancashire took part in the East Lancashire Hospice 2019 Corporate Challenge. Each company was given £50 with the challenge to turn that into as much money as possible over a four month period – together…

Houldsworth Solicitors have just been announced the winner of the East Lancashire Hospice Corporate Challenge – they raised an amazing £14,395.58 for Hospice as part of the annual Corporate Challenge.

Former counsellor Martha Dawson has been visiting East Lancashire Hospice as a day patient for three years.

Inspired by the current series of Strictly Come Dancing? Then get your dancing shoes on and register your interest for Strictly Dance for East Lancashire Hospice 2020!

Where there’s a will, there’s a way to make money for East Lancashire Hospice! Five firms of solicitors have kindly agreed to waive their will-writing fee in exchange for donations to East Lancashire hospice, in support of the charities annual…

Bethany Graham from Blackburn organised a family fun day at the Hub in Shadsworth in support of East Lancashire Hospice.

Talented musicians and singers of all ages from across East Lancashire will join forces in a concert to celebrate the centenary of the National Association of Choirs during their conference weekend on Saturday 28th March 2020.

David Clarke tackled the highest mountains in Yorkshire in less than 12 hours to raise money for East Lancashire Hospice in memory of his mum.

Guests at Kingswood Homes birthday celebrations at the Greenhills site in Blackburn have raised a magnificent £1,000 to celebrate their 10th birthday.

Day patient, Mick Baron, from Oswaldtwistle refers to East Lancashire Hospice as his ‘happy place’ and says he ‘can’t wait’ to get there each week.

Father of fundraising brothers sponsors local football team on behalf of East Lancashire Hospice.

Seven-year-old Owen from Whalley rode his bicycle from Whalley to Waddington to raise money for the hospice - what a champ!