St Christopher’s 'What Matters Most' Campaign, 25/26 June

News - 21 June 2023

St Christopher’s are running ‘What Matters Most’ an online fundraising campaign (a bit like Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day). It’s called What Matters Most because this is the first question their patients are asked when they come under their care.

St Christopher’s are running ‘What Matters Most’ an online fundraising campaign (a bit like Comic Relief’s Red Nose Day). It’s called What Matters Most because this is the first question their patients are asked when they come under their care. They are aiming to raise £500,000 in 36 hours from 25 to 26 June to boost the fundraising income for the hospice to meet the urgent need to care for more people, to bring in the income to pay for increased costs due to higher than forecast inflation, and to make up for the reduction in donations due to the cost of living crisis on income generation.

The best way you can help this campaign is to become a team champion and to let everyone you know that St Christopher’s is running this campaign. They welcome all donations large and small during the 36 hours and every donation made will be doubled. Their team will do all of the preparation for you, so all you’d have to do is share your fundraising page with your network of family, friends and colleagues, asking them to give what they can.

This video explains a little more about what being a team champion involves and shows you how easy it is! https://vimeo.com/729924950

You can sign up here:  https://www.stchristophers.org.uk/whatmattersmost-teamchampion/

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