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UPDATESALISBURY HOSPICE CHARITY

NEWSLETTER SUMMER 2013

A GREAT FAMILY DAY OUT

SATURDAY 7th SEPT 2013 Wilton House Estate

Fun Events & Activities Food & Drink Shopping Marquee Live Music

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Moving with the timesIt is over six months since our last newsletter and I know the staff and trustees would join me in saying it has been the most extraordinary time of change.

After launching the new brand and website in October 2012 we quickly moved on to strengthening our fundraising team and recruiting John Munro from Honeypot Children's Charity based in the New Forest, swiftly followed by sorting out accommodation for an expanding staff team in converted farm buildings in Burcombe (behind Manor Farm Meats farm shop) and taking on our first own branded charity shop in Catherine Street!

The charity's trustees took the view that investment at this point in the charity's future is critical. If we are to grow to meet the ever increasing need for hospice services, and of course ever increasing costs, the charity needs to be in a position to meet that need financially. To put this in context the most successful charities in the UK spend money on raising money. And whilst we try very hard to keep costs to a minimum - using Freecycle to source office furniture for our new offices being one example - some investment is needed if we are to compete with national charities who fundraise locally such as Macmillan and Marie Curie. As a yardstick all these charities spend between 30 and 40% of their income on fundraising, against our fundraising expenditure last year of just 5% of generated income.

Topping that the charity successfully led on a bid to the Department of Health for a grant of over half a million pounds to refurbish the hospice buildings. Work will start late summer, early autumn and will include amongst other things adding another patient

room (making a total of 10), making 4 patient rooms en suite, improving facilities for relatives and creating a larger kitchen. Senior Nurse Sarah Hennell and Lead Clinician Dr Helen Kirk are delighted, alongside all the hospice staff, to have the opportunity to improve patient facilities.

We are now planning our biggest event ever, the Wessex Country Fair, which is to be held at Wilton Park and opened by Joanna Lumley. The event takes place on Saturday 7th September and there will be stalls and marquees, events in the main arena, lots to eat and fun activities for both children and adults. We are also running our first Christmas card design competition, children from years 1 to 6 including reception (that’s up to age 11) to submit their designs by the 1st August. This will be the design for our charity Christmas card for 2013. The top 50 entries will be displayed at the fair, where the winning entry will be chosen by a panel of 3 judges including Joanna Lumley. I do hope you can join us.

And finally, a huge thank you to all those donors, fundraisers, supporters and volunteers who have made the last year possible.

Sara MorleyChief Executive

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Our new shop!

Following on from the success over the last 5 years of the partnership with Dorothy House Hospice in the joint venture The Hospice Shop, the trustees took the decision to open our own shop.

When we went into partnership with Dorothy House some 6 years ago Salisbury Hospice Charity was not in a position to run its own shops, however given recent investment in the charity the position has now changed. It has taken quite a while to find the right premises, both size and location being key, but eventually we were fortunate enough to secure the lease of 15 Catherine Street, 900 square feet of retail premises with plenty of storage above.

We are therefore delighted that Caroline Bennison, who some of you may know as the past manager of East, joined us on the 1st July as our very first shop manager.

The shop opening is planned for Saturday 10th August so all hands are on deck...

I have been looking for an opportunity for some time to give something back, particularly after losing a really close friend and colleague who benefited from the work of the charity, so I am really thrilled to be here. The shop opening is planned for early August so all hands are on deck. We will be looking for volunteers and of course donations! Donations can be left at the shop Monday to Friday and from early August Monday to Saturday. If this doesn’t suit, or you’d like to chat about volunteering, please call me on 01722 416 353 or email me at caroline@salisburyhospicecharity.org.uk. I look forward to seeing you in our fabulous new shop!

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A Great Family Day Out

This year we are launching a brand new fundraising event, The Wessex Country Fair, to be held on Saturday 7th September 10am to 4pm.

The Earl of Pembroke is kindly lending us the use of the gymkhana field, entrance via the Netherhampton Gate.

We are thrilled that Joanna Lumley has agreed to open the Fair, she has also agreed to judge the children’s Christmas card competition alongside a panel of experts (see entry form on page 6).

It will be a fun day out for all the family, there is an exciting programme of attractions in our main arena (an inter-hunt relay show jumping competition – fast and furious! - an exciting dog display team, local hunt parade of hounds, heavy horse carriage driving relays etc), a catering village offering a selection of high quality hot and cold foods and drinks (including a beer tent!), a wide selection of entertainments which will appeal to all age ranges (from bouncy castles to laser clay shooting), static displays of vintage steam machines and equipment, a couple of fun Irish/folk bands to provide a fabulous atmosphere and a large marquee with over 100 stalls plus many additional outside stalls.

Supported by The Salisbury Journal, we hope to raise much-needed funds for Salisbury Hospice. This year we need to raise over £1.5m to ensure vital services are supported. Please come along and join us, tickets bought in advance attract a 10% discount and can be bought online via our website www.wessexcountryfair.co.uk.

Saturday 7th Sept 2013

If you would like to volunteer to help, or indeed take a stall, please call us on 01722 416 353 or email info@wessexcountryfair.co.uk or look at our website www.wessexcountryfair.co.uk.

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CHRISTMAS CARD DESIGN COMPETITION

Prizes for the

best 3 entries

Winning design to be

the Salisbury Hospice

Christmas card

for 2013

The top 50 entries will be displayed at the Wessex Country Fair, Wilton Park on the 7th

September 2013, when the winner will be chosenEntry form on reverse side

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Christmas Card Competition open to children in reception and years 1 to 6

Prizes for best 3 entries, winning design to be the Salisbury Hospice Christmas card for 2013 and sold for the benefit of the charity in outlets all over south Wiltshire.

The top 50 entries will be displayed at the Wessex Country Fair, Wilton Park on 7th September 2013, when the winning entry will be chosen by a panel of 3 judges.

Any sort of artwork may be submitted: photographs, drawings, paintings, collage or textiles.

Artwork should be suitable for a Christmas card, and be a maximum size of 21 x 30 cm and a minimum size of 15 x 10 cm. You may submit more than one entry with your entry form.

Closing date 1 August 2013.

Good Luck Everyone!

Entry FormPlease complete the form below and submit with your entry to:

Salisbury Hospice Charity, 6 Manor Farm Barns, Burcombe Lane, Burcombe, Salisbury SP2 0EJ

Full name of artist

Age of artist

Name of school

Address

Email

Phone number

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Supporting

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Chesterton Humberts and Salisbury Hospice Charity working together

We are delighted that property consultant and estate agent Chesterton Humberts (Salisbury) has chosen to support us by donating a proportion of their fees on any work instructed by a friend of Salisbury Hospice Charity. If you would like to know more about this scheme please call David Pardoe, Chesterton Humberts (01722 520123) or Sara Morley, CEO Salisbury Hospice Charity (01722 741320).

Corporate News

Corporate connections

This year 65 NatWest branches in the south of England have chosen Salisbury Hospice Charity as their charity of the year in memory of a much missed colleague.

A sponsored Santa cycle ride last year raised £5,512, teams of bank staff have been helping get our new charity shop up to scratch (pictured) and many more staff will be running in the Great South Run in October. A big thank you to charity coordinator (and branch manager of Chichester) Chris Purnell and all the NatWest staff who have so enthusiastically supported us this year.

NatWest South - Charity of the Year!

Top supporters James Hay

Long term corporate supporter and local company James Hay have supported us for many years. The staff volunteer with us at a variety of fundraising events, and within the hospice, and since 2005 the company has given the charity nearly £25,000. James Hay Partnership was also our main corporate sponsor for the Midnight Walk this year.

24 hour design challenge!

To mark 5 years since the founding of local design agency Unstuck Design, James, Stuart and Emma took on a challenge to create an original brand and all print and web materials for this year’s Midnight Walk in just 24 hours, working round the clock from 6am Friday morning to 6am Saturday. The result is a fabulous new identity for the Midnight Walk, we love it and hope you do too!

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In the chair with John Munro,Fundraising ManagerQ. What made you go into charity fundraising?A. Personal loss. Following the death of my first wife I started volunteering in the charity sector and became very passionate and motivated. I was then offered a position with Cancer Research UK and started my journey in the charity sector.

Q. How long have you worked in fundraising?A. Eleven years. I started in community fundraising with CRUK, then moved to Sue Ryder Care as Regional Development Manager then Honeypot Children’s Charity in the New Forest as Director of Fundraising.

Q. How long have you been with Salisbury Hospice Charity?A. I started working for the charity in February 2013.

Q. What does your role encompass?A. I see my role as pivotal in increasing charity income, building relationships with the local community and managing fundraising staff. I believe it is

crucial that we show the local community how important the hospice charity is, and everyone is aware how much we need to fundraise every year to support vital services.

Q. How have things changed since you started working in charity fundraising?A. The last 4 years have shown us in the charity sector that people are now more critical and informed in their approach to charity giving. Therefore it is up to us in charities to be as open, transparent and honest with existing and potential supporters, continually showing them where and how their money is spent.

Q. What do you find difficult in this job?A. Salisbury Hospice is on the main general hospital site and people feel they are supporting the hospice when they support

the hospital – but that is not the case. Our fabulous community nurses are often mistaken for Macmillan nurses and again people donate to Macmillan believing the money goes to Salisbury Hospice – it doesn’t.

Q. What would you like to see in the future?A. Our level of fundraising income increased to a point where we are able to fund a bigger service.

Q. What is special about Salisbury Hospice Charity?A. The standard of care is first class and the hospice is a very friendly and open place. Everybody I’ve met talks about the hospice with great fondness and the staff are passionate and motivated in their jobs.

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News

Midnight Walk 2013

The route this year was made less challenging and more fun, still including the back-lit Salisbury Cathedral and Cathedral Close but leaving out some of the more challenging hills. The feedback from walkers was that they really enjoyed it and are very much looking forward to next year.

The oldest walker was 82 and the youngest 12 and more than 50 dogs also took part! Kadie Parke, wife of the late Major Mike Parke who died 2 years ago, started the walk for us. Kadie said she was both proud and honoured to start the 5th Midnight Walk and to raise much-needed funds for the hospice. Our top fundraiser was the team from the Bat & Ball pub in Breamore who raised over £1,700. There was also a hospice team (pictured) and staff nurse Carol Elliott raised an amazing £370.

The provisional date for next year’s Midnight Walk is Saturday 17th May. By popular demand we will start the walk at 10.30, walking through midnight as we approach the hospice. We look forward to seeing you all next year!

This year heralded the 5th Salisbury Hospice Charity Midnight Walk in partnership with our media partner the Salisbury Journal. Over 420 walkers took part and so far they have raised over £35,000 with sponsorship monies still coming in.

Thanks to all those who volunteered; including marshals, cooks and

community police and all who helped to make the event such a success.

Phil of Time Team

Louise Truckle and Roy Webb

Hospice Team

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In the Community

Nurses’ Jumble, January & June. Each year staff nurses Tracey White and Jeannie Grant, hugely supported by hospice staff and the local community, hold two jumble sales at Redlynch Sports & Social Club. This year these two regular events raised an amazing total of £782.13 (£422.13 and £360 respectively). Our thanks to all those who volunteered.

Sale of Sales January 2013Venues for this event have changed over the years;

starting off in a supporter’s house then moving to the Livestock Market then High Post Inn. This year the event was held for the first time at Salisbury Racecourse and was the most successful sale ever. Our thanks to Daphne Woolnough and her volunteers for their support over the years and for raising a grand total of £2,367 this year.

Salisbury Hospice Grand QuizRichard Hilliard (supported by his wife Melinda) and Roddy Gye ran our first Grand Quiz at Salisbury Guildhall in February and raised £4,500. Richard and Roddy are experienced quiz masters and have, amongst other things, run quizzes for two of the big hospice charities in London. Seventeen teams from the community including local businesses Fawcetts, Moore Stephens, Trethowans, Smith & Williams, Chesterton Humberts and Salisbury Journal took part in this first Grand Quiz. The champagne reception was sponsored by Chesterton Humberts.

Winterslow Coffee MorningPat Hunt held her first coffee morning in January 2004 to support victims of the Tsunami; the following year she decided to raise funds for Salisbury Hospice. For the last two years the event has been run in memory of Pat by her husband Graham and this year marked the ninth year supporting the hospice. This year the event raised £693 selling coffee, cakes and a raffle.

Buffaloes raise £2,650Salisbury Provincial Grand Lodge of the Royal Antediluvian Order of the Buffaloes chose Salisbury Hospice Charity as their charity of the year this year and presented a cheque for £2,650, money which they had raised through charitable fundraising over the last year. Our thanks to the Buffs for their support this year.

The Valentine’s Dinner & Dance in Woodfalls was run by Doreen and William Waite, helped by Wendy and Steve Treble, who all wanted to help the hospice, having had recent personal experience of the service. Together they raised a fabulous £1,752.

Cut it all off!!On Saturday 29th June brave 13 year old Imana Rushing had her

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charity bingo night in March. Supported by staff, pupils and their families, they raised a grand total of £164.08.

East Grimstead – charity of the year! We are enormously grateful that this year the residents of East Grimstead have chosen Salisbury Hospice Charity as their charity of the year. The first of a series of events was run by longstanding charity volunteer and East Grimstead resident Jack Maple. The annual East Grimstead Hot Cross Bun morning raised £426.10 - which was then doubled by Barclays Bank bringing the total to £852.20. Subsequently the Village Pig Roast held in June raised a further £446.05. More events are planned in support of the charity including the Village Fete on the 31st August and a summer raffle.

Amesbury Town Band perform for Salisbury Hospice Having known many people who have benefited from the work of Salisbury Hospice, Amesbury Town Band raised funds for the charity over the year through performing at a variety of concerts and venues, and in May presented us with a cheque for £800.

beautiful hair shaved off to raise money for Salisbury Hospice and Lucy's Days Out. Friends and relatives crowded into Jimmy's Barbers in Milford Street, Salisbury to witness the event and help Imana raise funds for her chosen charities. Jimmy's Barber Shop who hosted the event also generously donated their day's takings in support of Amana.

Garry Pike grew his hair for two years before having it shaved off in March. The hair

was donated to the Little Princess Trust and the £1,320 which he raised in sponsorship came to Salisbury Hospice Charity. Garry also held a raffle, the top prize being who held the shaver!

For the second year Margaret James organised a ‘Zac and the Zeroes’ dance in March at the Michael Herbert Hall, Wilton, raising £450 for Salisbury Hospice.

Bingo at Sarum Academy Two members of staff from Sarum Academy, Holly White and Debbie Rock, held a

Past Events

Cuckoo Fair May 2013Once again Downton resident Mrs Curley opened her beautiful garden and assisted by her team of willing volunteers, cooks and helpers, served teas, cakes and sandwiches all day. She raised her best ever total of £2,554 in part assisted by the unusually clement weather! Our thanks to local businesses who supported the charity bottle stall which raised an additional £906.22.

Mrs D’Alton’s annual coffee morning This is Maire Anne D’Alton’s third coffee morning in aid of the hospice and this year in May she raised £415 for the charity in memory of her late husband Alan. Mrs D’Alton’s daughter Emma is also a keen fundraiser for the hospice and has raised funds through a variety of challenging events including the Jungfrau Marathon.

The annual Tisbury Bridge Lunch was held in March 2013 at Nadder Hall and raised £1,979.52. This is one of a number of events run by the group throughout the year.

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British 10k

This year 11 runners completed the British 10k in support of Salisbury Hospice. Despite soaring temperatures everyone completed the challenge which started in Piccadilly and ended in Whitehall and included over 25,000 runners. Congratulations to everyone including Salisbury Hospice’s very own Lead Clinician Dr Helen Kirk, occupational therapist Dawn Swatton, shop manager Kathryn Dreyer and database manager Zak Saykouk who all took part, raising vital funds for the hospice.

Sporting events & challenges

Hatch House Garden Party This is the second year that Lady Rumbold has opened her gardens in aid of the hospice. Supported by the Tisbury Group on a sunny Sunday in June the event raised an amazing £8,087 – nearly double what was raised last year. Our thanks and congratulations to Lady Rumbold and all the volunteers from the Tisbury Group who made this possible.

In May, patient Debbie Gray held a coffee morning at the community centre in Bemerton Heath raising £1,000.72.

Hospice Nurses’ Tea PartyNot content with two jumble sales in a year, staff nurses Jeannie Grant and Tracey White held a tea party at The Manor House, Winterbourne Dauntsey and raised £604.80. Teas, cakes and stalls were served and run by volunteers including hospice staff. The owner of The Manor House, Lisa Macmillan, kindly gave guided tours of the house.

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Golf day celebrates 7th year!

The Salisbury Hospice Golf Day run by Andy Thomas, alongside his wife Lesley and son Glen, is now in its seventh year. Held at Hamptworth Country Club and Golf Course in June the event had over 50 players and raised over £4,000. The weather was awful but this did not detract from the intrepid golfers’ having a great day and in Andy raising the most ever from this event. Our congratulations and thanks to Andy and his family, see you all next year!

3 marathons Jurassic Coast Challenge

Three ex-servicemen took part in the Jurassic Coast Challenge between Friday 22nd March and Sunday 24th March to raise funds for the charity. The team, Steve Lawrence, Dean Buckley and Iain Cushing, intended to run a marathon a day for 3 days along the Jurassic Coastal Paths – that’s a total of 78.6 miles. Sadly, horrendous conditions – flooding, landslips, torrential rain - meant all had to retire because of injury. However despite the setbacks the team still raised an amazing £1,374.30 and the brave trio plan to take on the challenge again next year.

Donna Marsh ran the Brighton Marathon in April and raised £555.25.

London Marathon

This year we were fortunate that four runners receiving “free” places in the London Marathon chose to run in support of the hospice. Together Tom Prince, Charlotte Evans, Grace Isbister and Dotty Gore-Browne raised £4,141.86. If you win a place in the London Marathon next year and would like to run for us please do call fundraising on 01722 416353.

This April, Chuck Waite took on and completed the Vienna City Marathon and raised £1,320.17.

Sarah Llewellyn ran the Bayer 10k in May and raised £377.

The Beaune Challenge

In March 2013 friends Simon Ellingham, Gervase Evans, Neil Redshaw and David Townend raised £1,150 for the hospice in memory of their friend Di Adam by cycling 500 miles in 3 days. Despite a catalogue of travel mishaps involving ferries, the four friends completed the challenge, we are told without too much sampling of local wares!

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12 AugustMemorial Day, Grovely Riding Centre, Wilton

This year Grovely Riding Centre is raising money for Salisbury Hospice in memory of much-loved friend Laura Bishop. Come along and watch everyone from four year olds to OAPs compete in everything from show jumping to fancy dress! There will be face painting, cakes and refreshments. Who knows, it might inspire you to take back the reins!!

28 SeptemberGrand Fabric Sale, Vintage Quarter, Wilton Shopping Village 9.30-5pm

This is a chance to de-clutter and recycle! If you have leftover fabrics, dress patterns, haberdashery and knitting wool – or indeed anything else fabric related – please contact Sarah Ackroyd 01722 744112 or Chris Savage 01722 741026 for either delivery or collection. A group of Wiltonians led by Brenda Appleton is co-ordinating a Grand Fabric Sale on Saturday 28th September. This event has been made possible by the generosity of the Vintage Quarter, Wilton Shopping Village. If you would like to get involved as a volunteer either beforehand or on the day, or would like to donate, please do get in touch with Chris or Sarah.

Coming up...27 JulyVintage Vehicle Rally and Fun Day, Udder Farm Shop, East Stour

This is the third year of this family fun day run by Suzanne Smith.

3 and 4 AugustBygone Days, Brooklands Farm, South Gorley

This event is full of nostalgia; brass bands and Spitfires alongside memorabilia and tea and cakes. Run for the last 22 years by Elaine Micklewright and her tireless committee of volunteers this is a fabulous event, with something for everyone.

Riding instructor Cam Christie and Pebbles

If you are competing in an event and would like the hospice to benefit please visit our website

www.salisburyhospicecharity.org.uk or email fundraising@salisburyhospicecharity.org.uk

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2 NovemberWilton Christmas Bazaar

In its fourteenth year, this event opens at 10am at Wilton Community Centre, West Street, Wilton. Organised for the second year by Mrs Helen Tiedeman it is an opportunity to buy delicious Christmas fare, Christmas cards, crafts, cakes, jams, pickles, books, bric-a-brac and of course take part in the raffle and tombola. If you would like to help with the event, or indeed to take a stall, please contact Mrs Tiedeman on 01722 744986.

Events

12 October Salisbury Community Choir 21st Birthday Concert, Salisbury Cathedral 7.30pm

Having recently been touched by the work of Salisbury Hospice the choir chose the charity as beneficiary of their 21st birthday concert to be held in Salisbury Cathedral. The 300 strong choir will be performing Britten’s St Nicholas and Will Todd’s oratorio The City Garden.

27 October The Great South Run, Portsmouth

Calling all you would-be runners, this could be the challenge you are looking for! This year we have 50 places, over half have gone already so sign up soon if you want to be fit enough to run 10 miles by the 27th October. Please contact fundraising on 01722 416 353 if you would like to take part or go to our website salisburyhospicecharity.org.uk.

Date EventFordingbridge Summer Fest

Tisbury Street Collection

Vintage Vehicle Rally, Udder Farm Shop, East Stour

Bygone Days, Gorley Farm

Ride London 100

Memorial Day at Grovely Riding Centre, Wilton

East Grimstead Village Fete

Tesco Collection, Salisbury

Wessex Country Fair, Wilton Park

Grand Fabric Sale, Wilton Shopping Village

Salisbury Community Choir 21st Birthday Concert, Salisbury Cathedral

Devizes Autumn Fair

AGM, Salisbury Hospice

Great South Run, Portsmouth

Wilton Christmas Bazaar, Wilton Community Centre

Concert at Wilton Parish Church

Light up a Life, Salisbury Hospice

Stall at Salisbury Christmas Market

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