Hello, my name is Alex.
Thank you for taking an interest in my blog. As many of you already know, Rowcroft
takes care of people with life limiting illnesses. However I would like to
remind you, or inform you, of the amazing work that Rowcroft does to improve
peoples lives. I chose Rowcroft as my charity because it is one that I feel
very strongly about.
Rowcroft say:
“We’re not just about beds and
cancer and last days; we’re about living life, family, friends, community,
reconciliations, coping and not coping. We support and enable people to carry
on when, perhaps, at the time carrying on seems unthinkable.”
Rowcroft is widely
supported by lots of people across South Devon including the radio station
Palm. They did the Arctic Challenge in 2013 where they raised money for
Rowcroft and other great charities such as the RNLI and The Alzheimer’s
Society. Rowcroft also hold a sleep walk, a channel challenge, skydiving and
lots more.
But why should you care?
You should care because
if anything was to happen to anyone that you know and love the Rowcroft will be
there to care for anyone who needs it. Whether it is actually in the hospital
or if one of the nurses come to you. They can provide nursing care, medical
treatment, therapies, advice and support for you in your home. It doesn’t
matter if that is in a private residence, a residential home or a care home.
Their nurses will look after you no matter what.
How can you help?
You could help by
making a donation, doing the Rowcroft lottery, doing one of their events or
challenges, buying something from one of the many Rowcroft shops in and around
South Devon or holding your own fundraising event to raise money.
Thank you so much for
reading my blog and taking an interest in my chosen charity – Rowcroft Hospice
Please spare a moment
to answer these few questions:
- Had you heard of
Rowcroft before?
- Has your opinion changed? In what way?
- Do you now feel more informed on Rowcroft?
- Would you now be willing to donate or hold a fundraiser?
- Would you now be
willing to join one of their fundraising events?
Please include your
hometown & country in your answers.
Thanks again for taking
the time to read my blog,
Alex
http://www.rowcrofthospice.org.uk/
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