Making Every Pint Count: Chantry Brewery donates £1 a pint of Brecks new beer to Rotherham Hospice

Making Every Pint Count: Chantry Brewery Brews A Beer that Supports Compassionate Care at Rotherham Hospice

At Rotherham Hospice, we believe in the power of community and the difference it can make. Thanks to an incredible initiative from Chantry Brewery, every pint of their specially brewed beer is a toast to compassionate care, making a direct impact on the lives of those we serve.

Crafted to honour John Breckin, a devoted Rotherham Hospice ambassador, this unique beer celebrates his unwavering contributions to the Rotherham community. For every pint of Breck 80/81 sold in Chantry’s pubs, £1 will be donated to the hospice, helping us provide exceptional care to those facing terminal illness. Pints sold in other pubs will also support this cause, contributing 10p each.

Mick Warburton, Director of Chantry Brewery, shared the inspiration behind this generous initiative:

“We wanted to brew this beer in recognition of the award John received, the Jeff Astle Award, for his work around dementia and brain health. John was also a hero of ours as a player, with the best season probably being the 80/81 season. We know he has done an incredible amount of fundraising for Rotherham Hospice, so we are giving £1 a pint to the hospice for every pint of this beer sold in our pubs and 10p a pint in any other pubs selling it.”

More Than Just a Pint

Chantry Brewery has brewed an impressive 65 barrels, with each barrel holding 72 pints. Available from 27th January, this beer can be enjoyed at Chantry’s pubs – the Cutlers Arms and New York Tavern in Rotherham, the Chantry Inn in Sheffield, and the Brewery Bar at Parkgate – as well as other participating venues.

This initiative reflects the heart of Rotherham Hospice: a community working together to provide care and support. John Breckin, reflecting on the collaboration, shared:

“I’m truly honoured by this gesture from Chantry Brewery. Knowing this beer will support Rotherham Hospice makes it even more meaningful. It’s a place that’s close to my heart, and I’m so proud of the work they do for our community. To everyone who raises a glass – thank you!”

Raise a Glass and Make a Difference

By enjoying a pint of this special beer, you’re not just having a drink – you’re joining a movement to support local families facing terminal illness. Whether you’re sharing a laugh with friends at the pub or savouring a moment of reflection, every sip makes a difference.

Visit a participating Chantry Brewery pub and be part of this incredible journey. Together, we can ensure that no one in our community faces the end of life alone.

Other ways to get involved

Sheffield Half Marathon

Join #TeamRH on Sheffield Half

Take on a different kind of challenge with the Sheffield Half! We’re putting a team together, all running the iconic half marathon for Rotherham Hospice… and you could be part of the crew! Sign up now – places are limited!

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Take part in our Midnight Walk

One of the biggest events on the calendar, our Midnight Walk brings the Rotherham community together to walk 10km in memory of someone they love. Lace up your shoes, grab your glow sticks and join us on a night to remember!

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Set up your own fundraiser

Whether it’s a bake sale in your community, a quiz night at your local or even a special challenge you’ve always wanted to do for yourself – we’re here to help you at every step! Get in touch and we’ll provide you with fundraising materials, advice and encouragement along the way.

Millers Fans Bring Tivoli End Back to Life for Hospice Fundraiser

Millers Fans Bring Tivoli End Back to Life for Hospice Fundraiser

e’re absolutely thrilled to share some brilliant news with you about a unique fundraising event that promises to bring the roar of The Tivoli End back to life. On Saturday 11th January 2025, after Rotherham United’s home game against Bolton Wanderers, you’ll have the chance to join Millers supporters – and members of the historic 1980/81 squad – for a day of singing, reminiscing, and celebrating in aid of our Hospice.

Stepping Back in Time

For one magical afternoon, you can set foot back at Millmoor and relive the energy of The Tivoli End. A group of dedicated fundraisers have teamed up with local musician LPMC to re-record the iconic club anthem ‘Millermen’, originally performed with the help of that remarkable 1980/81 side. This time around, it’s your turn to be part of the chorus!

What makes this re-recording even more special is the blessing of Frank Hopkinson’s family, who wrote and performed the original ‘Millermen.’ His loved ones will be in attendance, joining in to keep Frank’s memory alive. We can’t think of a more perfect way to unite our community and celebrate Rotherham’s heritage.

How Your Donation Helps

We’re delighted to have the support of John Breckin, our wonderful Rotherham Hospice Ambassador and a vital part of Rotherham United’s history. He’s been instrumental in driving this event forward. Here’s what he has to say:

“I am massively excited for next week’s event. For me personally, it will be an amazing occasion and the first time that we’ve all been back together as a squad at Millmoor in 44 years since that famous day against Plymouth when we won the league in 1981.

“I want people to know that my singing hasn’t improved since the 80s, so please don’t worry if you want to get involved and you’re not a karaoke star. This is something for everyone young and old and I am reliably informed that they can even make me sound better if they have to in the final edit!

“We’ve done some really unique things to raise money for the Hospice over the years, but this might be one of the best yet. Let’s have a drink, a sing-song and bring The Tivoli back to life for one night only! Up the Millers.”

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Hear It From Our Hospice Ambassador

We couldn’t do any of this without the support of our amazing community. If you’d like to help, there are lots of ways to get involved:

  • Fundraise: Host an event, join a sponsored challenge, or support us through your business.
  • Donate: Every little bit helps us provide care for those who need it most.
  • Volunteer: Join our team of dedicated volunteers who make such a big difference every day.

To learn more about our new strategy, upcoming events, or how you can get involved, visit our website or give us a call. Together, we can make a difference and add more life to every day.

Thank you for being part of our journey.

Easy Ways to Donate and Join In

Ready to sign up? There are two simple ways:

  1. Online Donation

    • Head over to the JustGiving link.
    • Donate £20 and leave your full name.
    • We’ll add you to our sign-in list for entry on the day.

  2. Pay on the Day

    • If online donations aren’t for you, don’t worry!
    • Simply bring £20 and hand it to one of our Rotherham Hospice representatives at the Millmoor turnstiles on 11th January.

If you’d like to support without taking part in the singing, you can still donate £20, and we’ll pop your name on the list. Even if you don’t feel like belting out a tune, you’re very welcome to come along and soak up the atmosphere or simply make a contribution from afar.

Thank You for Your Support

We can’t say thank you enough to everyone who’s helped turn this fantastic idea into reality – from local businesses offering sponsorship, to the Booth family, and of course, each of you who will be donating or attending. Rotherham’s passion for football and our community never fails to amaze us at the Hospice, and we couldn’t be more grateful.

So, get your singing voices warmed up, dust off your vinyl player, and come along to make new memories in an old, much-loved stadium. We can’t wait to welcome you at Millmoor for a nostalgic day that will make a real difference to people in our care.

Angela’s Story: Give the Gift of ‘Cherished Memories’ This Christmas

Give the Gift of ‘Cherished Memories’ This Christmas: Angela's Story

This festive period might be the last for people in our care. Please donate today to help us fulfil their final wishes and add more life into every single day for our patients and their loved ones. 

Our team at Rotherham Hospice make it their mission to give the gift of comfort and joy to those in our care every single day, but this Christmas they went above and beyond for Angela and her family… 

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Angela is a social butterfly, lovingly described by her family as ‘glamorous, crazy and funny’. Her life has always been full of colour and creativity – from her love of holidays, to being in the garden and crafting with her grandchildren. She treasures her trips to Filey, keeping her house pristine and eating cakes and egg custards. After running her own crafting business for years, she started working at Rotherham Civic Theatre where she became an invaluable member of the team. Her energy was infectious and her zest for life continues to inspire everyone around her. 

This is why, when Angela was diagnosed with breast cancer a few years ago, it came as a huge shock to her and her family. She underwent treatment for the cancer and made a full recovery, but then in early 2024 she found out that the cancer was back, but this time it was CUP (cancer of unknown primary) and that it had spread to her lymph nodes. Determined to fight, she spent seven weeks receiving treatment at Weston Park and her family was relieved when the chemotherapy and radiotherapy seemed to have worked. But then in September, a routine check-up delivered Angela devastating news. The cancer had returned, this time having spread, and her diagnosis was terminal.

In October, Angela caught a sickness bug and by the end of the month, she arrived at Rotherham Hospice to manage her symptoms and build back her strength. From the moment she arrived, it was clear to the team at the hospice that Angela’s greatest wish was to continue enjoying special moments with her family. So, our staff got to work straight away.  They made sure that the whole family could be together to watch the fireworks on bonfire night, and even managed to set up a special meeting with Santa so that Angela could share in the Christmas magic and joy with her treasured grandchildren. 

And there was still one more wish for the hospice team to fulfil. For Angela, seeing her daughter Harriet get married to her partner Lee was non-negotiable. She was determined to be there to celebrate with her family and to walk Harriet down the aisle.  

Lee had always planned to propose to Harriet towards the end of 2024 but when Angela received her terminal cancer diagnosis in September, he knew that it had to be sooner rather than later. He popped the question in October, and they set a wedding date for just four weeks later. That didn’t stop the pre-wedding festivities though… Angela, Harriet and their family enjoyed some fizz, cakes and games at the Hen Party thrown by the hospice team.

The following week, they were treated to a pamper session in our therapy room with massages, treatments and some much-needed tranquility as our kitchen staff created a decadent afternoon tea for Angela and Harriet to finish off a relaxing day before the big event.  “We cannot express how thankful we are for the amazing experiences we’ve been given by the Hospice staff; spending quality time together and creating cherished memories.” 

Thanks to the efforts of the staff at the hospice, Angela’s wish was fulfilled, and she was able to attend Harriet’s wedding on Sunday 17th November. She was right by her daughter’s side as she walked down the aisle, and nurses made sure that Angela’s pain was managed and that she had the correct accessible equipment to enable her to attend the whole day. After a beautiful ceremony and a day full of love and happiness, the family arrived back at the warm and welcoming hospice. 

“We have never experienced care like it. We are so appreciative of the support given by every single member of staff. From the moment we stepped foot in the Hospice, we were made to feel so welcome and part of a loving family. The staff have ensured mum has spent her final days happy and we have created the most amazing memories.”  

At Rotherham Hospice, our mission is to enhance the quality of life for our patients, making every day as meaningful and fulfilling as possible. However, it is only because of generous donations from our supporters that we are able to ensure that the wishes and dreams of those we care for are not only heard but lived, creating lasting legacies of love, joy, and cherished memories.  

This Christmas, please donate and help us give the gift of care to those we support both in the Hospice and at home. 

Thank you so much for your support! 

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Other ways to show your support to Rotherham Hospice this Christmas

Make a dedication to your loved one as part of our Light Up a Life Campaign.
Book your Christmas Tree in for a collection for a donation of your choice.
Purchase a raffle ticket from our retail stores or our Hospice reception.

Join us in Making a Difference

Please donate now – with your generosity, another person in Rotherham will get access to the care and support they need at the end of their life.

Together we can ensure nobody faces terminal illness alone.

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Our New Strategy: Living Life’s Wishes

Our New Strategy: Living Life’s Wishes

We’re excited to share the launch of our brand-new Strategic Plan for 2024-2030: “Living Life’s Wishes.” This plan is all about making sure we continue to provide the very best care and support for our patients, their families, and our Rotherham community.

Since we first opened our doors in 1988, Rotherham Hospice has been a place of comfort and support for those facing the toughest times. We’ve come a long way since then, caring for over 1,700 patients each year and reaching even more through our community services. But we know there’s always more we can do. That’s why we’ve been listening to what you, our community, have to say.

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Listening, Learning, and Taking Action

This new strategy is based on conversations with 656 of you—patients, families, staff, volunteers, and local partners. Here’s what we heard:

  • You want care that’s truly personalised, focused on what matters most to each patient.
  • Many of you told us how important it is to get support earlier, right from the point of diagnosis.
  • There’s a strong desire for more services that can be delivered at home, so families can stay together in familiar surroundings.
  • Inclusivity matters. You want us to be there for everyone in our diverse Rotherham community, making sure our care is accessible and welcoming to all.

We’ve taken all your feedback to heart, and it’s helped shape the seven key areas of our strategy. Here’s what we’re planning:

Our Seven Aims: What We’re Going to Do

  1. Personalised and Compassionate Care: We’re putting your wishes at the heart of everything we do, creating care plans that are tailored just for you.

  2. Early Support and Intervention: We’re making it easier for you to access support as soon as you need it. We’re working with healthcare professionals to simplify referrals, and we’re even exploring ways for you to refer yourself.

  3. Inclusivity and Equity: We’re committed to making our services open to everyone. No matter your background or circumstances, we’re here for you.

  4. Strengthening Our Finances: We’re working on new ways to raise funds, so we can keep providing the best possible care. Whether it’s through local events, donations, or new fundraising campaigns, we’re counting on your continued support.

  5. Innovation and Growth: We’re always looking for better ways to care for you. This includes expanding our services and exploring new technologies to improve patient care.

  6. Supporting Our Amazing Team: Our staff and volunteers are at the heart of everything we do. We’re investing in their training and well-being to make sure they have the skills and support they need.

  7. Raising Awareness: We want everyone in Rotherham to know what we do and how we can help. We’ll be reaching out more through social media, local events, and by working with local organisations.

What This Means for You

Our vision is simple: to make sure that everyone in Rotherham can get the palliative and end-of-life care they need, wherever and however they choose. We believe that every day should be filled with as much joy, comfort, and meaning as possible—because it’s not just about adding days to life, but life to those days.

“Living Life’s Wishes” is about making sure that your wishes guide everything we do. We’re here to listen, support, and help you live life the way you want, right until the end.

How You Can Get Involved

We couldn’t do any of this without the support of our amazing community. If you’d like to help, there are lots of ways to get involved:

  • Fundraise: Host an event, join a sponsored challenge, or support us through your business.
  • Donate: Every little bit helps us provide care for those who need it most.
  • Volunteer: Join our team of dedicated volunteers who make such a big difference every day.

To learn more about our new strategy, upcoming events, or how you can get involved, visit our website or give us a call. Together, we can make a difference and add more life to every day.

Thank you for being part of our journey.

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Stuart’s Cycle from Lands End to John O’Groats in memory of Isabel

Stuart's Cycle from Lands End to John O'Groats

Stuart's Cycle from Lands End to John O'Groats in memory of Isabel

In 2022, Rotherham Hospice cared for Isabel Simpson who unfortunately passed away following a 4-year battle with cancer. Whilst this was an undoubtably tough time for all her loved ones, it was Isabel’s positivity, courage and bravery that sparked an idea for her husband, Stuart.

He decided, with the help of Isabel, that he would embark on an extraordinary fundraising challenge to support the Hospice after seeing the amazing compassionate care she received from the team. Deciding that Stuart’s love of cycling would be the centre of this, he along with two friends Matt and Daniel Grey landed on one of the toughest challenges they could – cycling from Land’s End to John O’Groats.

They endured a gruelling 17-day journey, lasting over 1,000 miles and filled with steep hills, mechanical issues and the lovely British summertime of torrential rain. Regardless of the tough challenges they faced, Stuart and the team remained determined to complete the challenge and raise much needed funds for Rotherham Hospice.

Whilst it was a daily struggle and test of both physical and mental endurance for the riders, the journey was also marked by warmth and kindness from strangers. From a couple who donated to their fundraising page after hearing their story, to a café owner offering shelter and hot drinks, the sense of community kept them going.

For Stuart, this ride was not just about personal endurance. It was about giving back to the Hospice that treated Isabel like family, providing her with a comfortable, supportive environment during her stay.

“When she went into the Hospice, she felt like she was at home,” Stuart recalls. “You made it really comfortable for us, it was amazing.”

It was this positive experience at such a tough time that drove him to take on the challenge, to ensure that others in his community can benefit from the vital hospice care they need in the future.

Stuart’s fundraising page is currently sat at just over £5,500 with a goal to reach £6,000. As a charity, Rotherham Hospice depends on the support of people just like Stuart, doing extraordinary things to raise vital funds to ensure that others can receive the same compassionate care as Isabel did.

Although cycling the length of the UK doesn’t look to be on the cards again anytime soon, Stuart is committed to continuing his support for the Hospice in the future…  and we can’t wait to see what’s next.

You can help Stuart reach his goal by donating to his fundraising page here:

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Your support will make a meaningful difference to patients and their families all throughout Rotherham who rely on hospice’s exceptional care.

Donate today and help Stuart reach his £6,000 goal for Rotherham Hospice.

Inspire & Connect: A Welcoming Space for Creativity and Community

Inspire & Connect: A Welcoming Space for Creativity and Community

At Rotherham Hospice, we know how important it is to feel connected, whether you’re looking for a creative outlet or simply a place to relax and meet new people. That’s why we’re excited to invite you to our Inspire & Connect group—a warm and welcoming space open to anyone who has had or is in contact with Rotherham Hospice.

Our Inspire & Connect sessions offer a range of fun and engaging activities, with each session featuring a new craft or creative project. Whether you want to explore something new, unleash your inner artist, or just unwind in good company, this group is the perfect opportunity to do so.

The best part? There’s no need to book in advance—just drop in whenever you can! Our next session is on Wednesday, 22nd January, and we’d love to see you there.

Here’s what you can expect:

  • A relaxed, friendly environment
  • A chance to try out different crafts and activities each week
  • An opportunity to meet others and build new connections
  • Time to unwind, de-stress, and enjoy yourself

No matter your skill level or interests, our group is designed to be inclusive and open to all. So, whether you’re looking to explore your creativity or simply take some time for yourself, we encourage you to join us.

For more information, you can reach us at 01709 966000

What activities you can expect

Playing Musical Instruments
Listen to the Radio
Read your favourite book
Crafts
Games & Jigsaws

Rotherham Hospice Opens New Town Centre Shop

rotherham hospice opens new charity shop in rotherham town centre

Rotherham Hospice Opens New Town Centre Shop!

We’re delighted to announce that our brand-new town centre shop at College Walk (right in between Greggs and Subway at the Rotherham Bus Interchange) is officially open! The doors opened on Friday, September 13th, and we’re already loving the support from the community.

This new shop isn’t just another store—it’s part of Rotherham Hospice’s ongoing effort to bring you an exciting and fresh shopping experience, all while supporting a vital cause. The town centre shop showcases our new retail concept design, first introduced at our Manvers store in August. The idea? To make charity shopping trendy, fun, and sustainable. With second-hand shopping becoming more popular than ever, we’ve designed this space to feel vibrant and contemporary, offering a fantastic selection of clothes, homewares, accessories, and bric-a-brac.

But that’s not all! For those bargain hunters out there, don’t forget that our previous shop on Effingham Street is still open as a clearance and furniture store. You’ll find discounted clothes and preloved furniture at incredible prices—perfect for anyone looking to give great items a second life.

Looking ahead, we’re preparing to launch our largest shop yet at Great Eastern Retail Park. This upcoming superstore will offer an even wider range of clothes and furniture, plus something extra special: a café where you can relax, refuel, and feel part of our amazing community. Keep an eye out for announcements on the opening date!

Here’s what our Director of Fundraising, Debbie Coulson, had to say about our retail plans:

“Our retail development is central to our strategy for expanding our reach and enhancing our fundraising efforts. The new town centre shop and our upcoming hub at Great Eastern Retail Park represent exciting steps forward. We’re delighted to offer a refreshed shopping experience that aligns with current trends and supports our mission. This expansion will enable us to generate essential funds while providing valuable services to our community.”

We want to extend a massive thank you to everyone who’s supported us so far. With every purchase you make, you’re helping us provide crucial care to those who need it most. Together, we’re transforming lives—one shop at a time!

We can’t wait to welcome you to our new shop. Come down, say hello, and see what treasures you might find!

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Help Our Nurses Provide Compassionate End-of-Life Care: Lynne & Johnny’s Story

Help Us Provide Compassionate End-of-Life Care: Lynne & Johnny's Story

My wife, Lynne, was lucky enough to experience the incredible care provided by the nurses and staff at Rotherham Hospice. After being in and out of the hospital, the difference in the care we received at the Hospice was truly remarkable.

For Lynne and me, arriving at Rotherham Hospice felt like stepping into a place of comfort and support, where the compassion and attention of the nursing staff made a real difference. Lynne was initially admitted for advanced symptom management, her time there showed just how above and beyond the dedicated team would go to make a difference. She felt so comfortable, it became Lynne’s wish to die at the Hospice.

It was a wish of mine and Lynne’s to get married, but with the changing situation, our original plans had to be cancelled. That’s when the nursing staff suggested we have the ceremony at the Hospice. On Thursday, June 13th, they turned the Hospice conservatory into a beautiful wedding venue. What we thought would be a simple signing of paperwork became a magical wedding, with friends, family, and fellow patients there to share the moment. The nurses, who dubbed themselves “Team Bride,” made sure Lynne had an unforgettable day.

Lynne said that during her time here in the Hospice, the nurses became like family and I couldn’t agree more. From a simple smile, to a well needed cuppa on a hard day, to the honest conversations we needed about Lynne’s condition that made processing our situation easier, the team here at the Hospice made us feel welcome, reassured and comfortable.

I was with Lynne when she passed away at the Hospice on Thursday, July 11th – one month after our wedding. While the pain of losing her will never go away, I’m comforted by the memories we made during her time there, and I’ll always be grateful that she spent her final days surrounded by such love and exceptional care.

Please donate today to ensure that everyone in Rotherham receives the care they deserve at end of life like Lynne.

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More people than ever now need Rotherham Hospice’s care

Every year, 2,362 people in our community require end-of-life care, yet currently, only 45% of them receive this essential support.

Every day, four individuals in our area die without having had access to end-of-life care.

Sadly, this number will only increase. Rotherham Hospice is seeing more people needing care than ever, and they need our help to support as many people in our community as possible.

Today, I’m reaching out to ask if you can help by contributing to Rotherham Hospice’s nursing care. Any amount you can give will help ensure that patients receive the highest quality care, in a safe and comfortable environment. Your donation will be put straight to work, making sure nobody like Lynne misses out on the treasured life-changing moments or vital nursing care they deserve at the end of their life.

Rotherham Hospice is a charity and relies on people like you to help provide this essential care to patients and their families. The clinical team is skilled at managing complex symptoms and end-of-life care, covering everything from physical to emotional, spiritual, and social needs. They’re there not just for the patients, but also to support families and friends, offering guidance and advice about their loved one’s illness, symptoms, and treatment.

From my own experience, I can tell you that the staff at Rotherham Hospice are truly remarkable. They didn’t just focus on Lynne—they also checked in on me, and on her family and friends who visited. They could take one look at me and know how I was and what I needed.

I want to make sure that everyone who needs it, can receive the same incredible care that Lynne and I experienced at Rotherham Hospice.

Join us in Making a Difference

Please donate now – with your generosity, another person in Rotherham will get access to the care and support they need at the end of their life.

Together we can ensure nobody faces terminal illness alone.

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Midnight Walk 2024 raises over £90,000 for end of life care in Rotherham!

Rotherham Hospice Midnight Walk Raises Over £90,000 for end-of-life care Rotherham

We are absolutely thrilled to announce that the 2024 Rotherham Hospice Midnight Walk was a resounding success, raising an astonishing £90,353! With the support of over 900 passionate walkers, this incredible achievement will go a long way in helping us continue providing the essential care and support our community needs.

A Night Filled with Love, Reflection, and Togetherness

The Midnight Walk was more than just a fundraiser—it was a night where our community came together to remember, reflect, and honor those we’ve lost. It was a chance to celebrate their lives while making a real difference for others.

For many, this walk held a special place in their hearts. One participant shared a touching reflection:

John Breckin kicking off the Memory Walk 2024 at Magna, raising money for Rotherham Hospice to support end-of-life care in Rotherham.

“My mum was nursed at Rotherham Hospice until the end in March this year. The staff are ALL truly amazing, and I know my mum was with us on the walk. She would be amazed at what we achieved in her memory.”

This sentiment was echoed by so many walkers, each with their own stories, memories, and reasons for walking. Glenn and Chris, who took part in the walk just four days after their sister Janet’s funeral, said:

“What can I say? You’ve done it again. It was an absolutely brilliant night, turning Magna into Magma, overflowing with generosity and joy. We look forward to doing it all again next year.”

The Impact of Your Support

Thanks to the generosity and dedication of our walkers, the funds raised will directly support the crucial services Rotherham Hospice provides. Whether it’s offering comfort and dignity to those facing life-limiting illnesses or supporting their families through difficult times, every pound raised will make a meaningful difference.

One walker perfectly summed up the spirit of the night:

“All in all, it was a very enjoyable experience, and I’m glad to be able to give something back to the Hospice and raise desperately needed funds. Keep up the good work.”

Looking Forward to 2025

With such an amazing turnout and incredible results in 2024, we can’t wait to do it all over again next year! Mark your calendars for Saturday, 7th June 2025, as we aim to make the next Midnight Walk even bigger and better. We’re already looking forward to seeing familiar faces and welcoming new ones as we come together once again for a night of unity, reflection, and hope.

Register for 2025 NOW for just £5!

Get Involved

Whether you walked with us this year or are thinking of joining us for the first time, we’d love to have you with us in 2025. You can walk, volunteer, or simply spread the word—every bit of support helps us continue our vital work.

Thank you to everyone who made the 2024 Midnight Walk such a success. Your kindness, generosity, and community spirit are what make Rotherham Hospice such a special place.

Let’s make 2025 another unforgettable year!

Peter’s £2,000 Lottery Win: Supporting Rotherham Hospice

Peter’s £2,000 Lottery Win: Supporting Rotherham Hospice

We are thrilled to share some fantastic news from Local Hospice Lottery! Peter, a dedicated supporter of Rotherham Hospice, has won an incredible £2,000 in the lottery. This win is not just a personal triumph but also a wonderful testament to his commitment to our cause.

Peter’s connection to Rotherham Hospice is deeply personal. He reflects, “I’m delighted to have won £2k through playing the Local Hospice Lottery and to have supported Rotherham Hospice in the process. Rotherham Hospice cared for my wife through her illness, and I’m glad to be able to support them to help other families in our area that are dealing with life-limiting illnesses.”

The Local Hospice Lottery plays a crucial role in providing a steady and reliable stream of income for our operations. This consistent funding helps us offer personalised care and support to local families facing life-limiting illnesses. Peter’s win not only brings joy to him but also reinforces the importance of our community’s support.

Peter’s message to others is clear and inspiring: “I would encourage anybody to support Rotherham Hospice through the lottery and be in with a chance of winning this amazing amount of money!”

By participating in the Local Hospice Lottery, you are not just entering for a chance to win; you are contributing to a vital cause that supports families in our community. Your support makes a significant difference and helps us continue providing the compassionate care that Rotherham Hospice is known for.

To join Peter and support Rotherham Hospice, sign up for the Local Hospice Lottery today.  Your involvement will help ensure that we can continue offering our services and making a positive impact in the lives of those who need it most.

Thank you for your continued support and for being a part of our community. Together, we can make a difference and offer hope to many families in need.

How to Get Involved

Sign Up for the Lottery: Visit Local Hospice Lottery and sign up now! Local Hospice Lottery gives its players a great chance to win, whilst also enabling them to make a real difference to children and adults affected by cancer and other life-limiting and life-threatening illnesses in their local community.

When you sign up, you can choose to support Rotherham Hospice, meaning your entry helps to fund our essential services.

We appreciate every bit of support and look forward to celebrating more wins and successes with you!

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