Corporate

It was a very warm welcome back for many of our corporate and community supporters last week as we held our first ever Business Breakfast at Shooting Star House.

Christmas is a very special time for families and our wonderful family of corporate supporters ensured through fantastic fundraising, gift donations and giving up their time, that we could create special memories and treats for those we support.

Over the last few weeks we have had teams of corporate supporters in both of the hospices, as well as at our distribution centre, helping us to get ready for Christmas.

Fuller’s have been in partnership with Shooting Star Children’s Hospices since 2012 and in that time, they have tirelessly supported the local children’s hospice charity in every way possible. This phenomenal support has resulted in Fuller’s reaching a massive £927,000.

Hats off to Andy, Jason & Justin who completed an epic challenge to support Shooting Star Children’s Hospices. The trio of three men (without a boat) set of on a challenge worthy of Jerome K Jerome as they navigated the 180 miles of the Thames Path in just 9 days. raising over £8,000 so far.

Following the triumphant team of walkers who took on the Sunrise Walk Snowdon earlier this month, it was the turn of some of our super Corporate supporters to climb to the top of Mount Snowdon to raise money for their local children’s hospice charity.

Super corporate supporters Cloudshift held a virtual Comedy Evening on Thursday 24 June and raised an amazing £16,500 and counting for their local children’s hospice charity.

Stewarts Law LLP has announced that they will support Shooting Star Children’s Hospices and Forget Me Not Children’s Hospices as joint Charities of the Year 2020. 

Workplace specialist Fourfront Group has reached the phenomenal milestone of raising £500,000 for Shooting Star Children’s Hospices.

Supporters often go the extra mile when fundraising for us; however Justin Lewis took that to the extreme as he took on the Thames Tow Path Challenge – walking a phenomenal 107 miles in just 4 days.