As we leave the depths of winter behind us, with lighter nights and warmer days, we look forward to seeing the flowers blooming once again. Here in our hospice gardens, the pretty Forget-Me-Not flowers are abundant, creating bright patches of blue and reminding us of those we love…. always.
When you give someone a Forget-Me-Not it represents a promise that you will always remember them and keep them in your thoughts. You can celebrate the life of your loved ones by dedicating a flower in our virtual Forget-Me-Not Field of Celebration… Love Always. You can visit the virtual field at any time to view your dedication, and even add a favourite photograph. You can also share your special dedication with your friends and family.
As a thank you for your donation, we will send you a packet of Forget-Me-Not seeds to sow in a place that is meaningful to you.
Your donation is vital to #teamqueenscourt, as it helps us to continue providing compassionate care for patients and their families, when they need us the most.
How to support the appeal…
Make your donation online and dedicate a flower in our virtual Forget-Me-Not Field of Celebration. You’ll be able to pick your own flower to dedicate, write a special message and even share a photo of your loved one with your dedication.
Alternatively, you can support the Forget-Me-Not Appeal by picking up a leaflet in the hospice or any of our shops or by calling 01704 517420.
Your donation will make such a difference…
£15 Could help us to provide healthy and delicious meals for our patients
£30 Could help us purchase books for our bereavement support services
£100 Could help fund our community services for patients at home
Thank you once again for your support – it makes all the difference…
With our expertise in care and your generous donations, together we can help patients achieve the best possible quality of life. Your support makes such a difference. You are helping to improve the lives of friends, neighbours and loved ones in your community who are going through difficult times.
