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Reindeers and Elves Help Hospice Care
Local charity Phyllis Tuckwell would like to say a big thank you to all of the pupils and teachers from the 41 schools who took part in its Reindeer and Elf Runs over the festive season. In total 9,000 pupils took part in the Runs, dressing up as reindeer with antlers, or elves with elf hats and...
24/01/20
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Treading the Boards for Hospice Care
Local charity Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice Care has recently received a donation of £1,676 from the FAOS Musical Theatre Group. The money was raised through ticket sales at their two 2019 performances, Titanic and Fiddler on the Roof. FAOS Musical Theatre Group performs twice a year in the Great...
14/01/20
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Open Your Garden for Phyllis Tuckwell
If you’re a green-fingered nature lover, why not show off your flowers in Phyllis Tuckwell’s Open Gardens event? The Hospice Care charity is looking for residents across its catchment area of West Surrey & North East Hampshire, who would be happy to open their gardens during the spring or...
13/01/20
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Festive Fun Runs For Phyllis
In December, around 500 people ran, walked or jogged Phyllis Tuckwell’s Santa & Elf fun runs, to raise money for local Hospice Care. As well as offering routes for adults, kids and four-legged friends, the runs also included a shorter circuit for toddlers, with the introduction of Santa’s...
09/01/20
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Phyllis Tuckwell Fun All Year Round
With the Christmas decorations down and the January detox under way, it’s time to cheer yourself up by looking at the fun stuff 2020 has in store. Local charity Phyllis Tuckwell has a whole range of activities and events planned throughout the year, so whether you fancy a fun-run, are up for a...
09/01/20
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Phyllis Tuckwell Funds Boosted By Local Hidden Gem
Farnham-based folk group ‘Hidden Gem’ have donated £550 to local charity Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice Care, which provides supportive and end of life care for adult patients and families who are living with an advanced or terminal illness, such as cancer. The money was raised at a harvest music...
17/12/19
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Gamers Do Good with Phyllis’s New Challenge
Three gamers have raised a total of £1,483 for Phyllis Tuckwell, which provides supportive and end of life care for local patients and families who are living with an advanced or terminal illness, such as cancer. Alfie, Tom and Matt raised the money by taking part in Phyllis Tuckwell’s Gaming...
09/12/19
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Celebrating the Lives of Loved Ones
On Monday 2nd December, around 800 people gathered in the grounds of Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice in Farnham, at the charity’s annual Light up a Life service. Held to remember those close to our hearts who are no longer with us and to celebrate their lives, the service included readings read by...
03/12/19
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Family Christmas at Phyllis Tuckwell
Christmas is the season for families, when everyone comes together to share presents, meals and special times. But if you’re living with an advanced or terminal illness, Christmas can be difficult. You may be feeling very ill, or juggling the responsibility of being a carer with other family or...
03/12/19
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Phyllis Tuckwell Shops Offer Unique Christmas Gifts
With sparkly lights strung across the streets and gift ideas in every shop window, it’s not hard to spot that Christmas is on its way. But before you head to the usual High Street stores to buy your presents this year, you might want to pop into your local Phyllis Tuckwell shop… From unique...
02/12/19
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