Forget me not hospice | Charity fundraising

The West Yorkshire Team at The Children’s Family Trust are braving the waters at Pugney’s Country Park to raise funds for a fellow organisation close to our wonderful Foster Carers, The Forget Me Not children’s hospice.

The Forget Me Not children’s hospice cares for children with life-shortening conditions, their families and bereaved families across West Yorkshire. This year they need to raise more than £5.5million, and with only 10% coming from the government, your support is vital. Services our carers have benefitted from in their time caring for young people with life-limiting illnesses.

17 of our staff & foster carers have spent the year embracing the Dragon Spirit in preparation of the big day this September and we need all the support of our communities to help this hugely important organisation and the incredible work they do.

Can you give and help make those gym sessions all the more bareable? Support us as we fundraise for the forget me not childrens hospice.

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