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!

Laura Cameron, the aunty of two fundraising brothers, Tom and Jack Mayoh, went the extra mile and completed the Great North Run dressed as a prosecco bottle to raise cash for East Lancashire Hospice.

Chatterbox, Faizal Momoniat, raised £75 for East Lancashire Hospice through a sponsored silence at work!

East Lancashire Hospice shows the public just what it takes to provide end of life care as Hospice Care Week gets underway.

There were smiles all round as one of our creative and support therapy patients, Harry Stephenson from Blackburn, celebrated his 90th birthday at East Lancashire Hospice.

Steve Brown and Jarryd Clements shaved off their beards to raise money for the hospice at Salesbury Cricket Club. They even got rid of their tashes!

Kind-hearted Linda Dobson celebrated her 70th birthday in style as she shaved off her lovely locks to raise thousands of pounds for East Lancashire Hospice with five of her friends at her local, The Railway Pub in Huncoat.

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To celebrate 35 years of caring for the communities of Blackburn, Darwen, Hyndburn and the Ribble Valley, we are asking whether you would consider making a one-off donation of £35 to the hospice to help us continue to be here for another 35 years!