Forest Holme Hospice - Winter Newsletter 2020

News Winter 2019

Charity Number 1038021

Sister Act

Releasing the love (page 24)

Dear Friends Welcome to our Winter newsletter.

As you will see in the newsletter, we are thrilled to receive the support of our local community, who have been volunteering and fundraising for the charity’s work in a variety of ways during the Festive Season.

And this is just a snapshot of what has been happening over the last couple of months!

Macmillan Unit and Macmillan Caring Locally in order to look at the best way of working together to benefit patients and their families across the east of Dorset.

We will also form part of a steering group which will work with Dorset Clinical Commissioning Group, both statutory and voluntary health and social care organisations in order to help improve End of Life Care provision across the whole county.

At the end of last year, we started our Living with Loss sessions for those who have been affected by bereavement to better understand We have had the most wonderful grief and the impact of death on 25th anniversary year and would those left behind. The feedback like to thank everyone who got has been very positive to date and involved with one of our activities we hope to hold more of these to help make it so special. Over the sessions across Poole, Wimborne coming months, with eyes on the and the Isle of Purbeck during the years ahead, we hope to gather year ahead. your thoughts on what hospice care means to you, areas we could As you will read on page 34, we are looking forward to exhibiting improve on and how you see the future of the charity in supporting images by world-renowned photographer Rankin at the the life-enhancing work of Forest Lighthouse in Poole from March to Holme Hospice.

May to help get people talking The proposed merger of Poole about death and dying. We know Hospital and Royal Bournemouth it’s uncomfortable for many, but and Christchurch Hospitals during taking the time to share your 2020 will give us a fantastic thoughts and wishes with loved opportunity to work even more ones can make for very honest and closely with our colleagues in the rewarding conversations.

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Charity Manager, Anne Currie There are lots of ways Forest Holme Hospice can be supported and we hope that you will be able to find something to suit you.

Contents 2. Welcome

We are incredibly grateful to you all for your continuing support of the work of Forest Holme Hospice and it really does make a very big difference to local patients and families who are being cared for by the teams in our inpatient ward, those in their own home, and in Poole Hospital. Thank you.

4. In Memory

Forest Holme can’t do what it does with you, so thank you to everyone for your continued support.

20. Spring Ball

With best wishes,

6. Light Up A Life 7. Tree of Remembrance 8. Festive Thank You 12. Fundraising Thank You 18. Hospice News

24. Fundraising Thank You 31. Trolley Dash 32. Bournemouth Marathon

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Festival

Match Funding An increasing number of companies and organisations operate a match funding scheme whereby they ‘match’ charity fundraising undertaken by their employees.

34. Alive: In The Face Of Death 35. Craft Club 36. Tree of Celebration 38. Dates For the Diary 39. Mailing List

These businesses set aside money to fund such schemes and are more than happy to support their staff in raising money for charities of their choice.

If your employer offers a match funding scheme and you wish to support Forest Holme Hospice Charity, please contact the team on 01202 670644 or email: fundraising@forestholmehospice.org.uk 3

In memory of Rebecca Buckell Rebecca Buckell was born in Bournemouth and was a glamorous career woman who loved working in retail - it was her passion. She was a manager at River Island and Monsoon and had a great life.

Rebecca travelled the world, enjoying great holidays with her husband Dave, before having her children; 2 lovely little boys. Her family life was her whole world, along with her husband Dave.

She started to get backache in May 2018 and assumed it was from picking up the boys all the time.

However, she started to be in a lot of pain and was losing a lot of weight very quickly and couldn't eat. She was in hospital before you knew it and they originally thought it was kidney stones. The day she was diagnosed was the 18th of June, 5 days before my wedding where she was due to be my bridesmaid.

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and it's the day when all our worlds were forever changed - we were devastated, she had bile duct cancer and they couldn't remove it.

Then it all moved very quickly after that and within a few days we were told it was terminal and she might have only up to 6 months to a year to live. She quickly became very poorly at the hospital and was given just 2 weeks to live. I can't even put into words how brave she truly was and that's when she made the decision to go to Forest Holme for her end of life care.

As soon as we got there her first words were ‘Oh my god, this is a hotel, look at my bathroom’. She was so happy to be there, it was quiet, it was peaceful and there was so much sunlight. It was also a

by Esther Hubble (sister) place where her boys could run around and spend quality time with her, having ice creams in the outside area. In those last 2 weeks the staff were beyond incredible and they helped us as a family in every way possible and more.

Rebecca wanted someone with her all the time and Forest Holme were amazing at accommodating us as a family. We will always be thankful to them for being there for her and for us in her last few days. When she was scared and would cry that she didn't want to die, the staff were saying and doing everything that would put her at ease.

Me and some of Rebecca's friends raised over ÂŁ2000 for Forest Holme by doing The Great Hospice Hike.

We have also done bingo, Tie A Yellow Ribbon event and the Memory Walk for Forest Holme.

Rebecca sadly died on August 6th Accessorize, where 2018, she was 37 years old, leaving my sister worked behind her young boys, husband part-time have also and her loving brother, sister, mum raised ÂŁ1257, and through my and her closest friends. work at Nationwide we have also raised money from dress down Rebecca had an incredible funeral days and we got to decorate Forest with over 200 people there to pay Holme at Christmas time. The work their respects - she was loved by Forest Holme do is priceless. everyone.

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Light Up A Life

Thank you to everyone that supported our Light Up A Life service and first ever Memory Walk in November.

Our annual remembrance service, which is a mixture of carols, readings prayers and reflection, is one of the most important dates in the hospice calendar, and is an opportunity to remember and celebrate the lives of those who are sadly no longer with us.

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Tree of Remembrance Our Tree of Remembrance raised a record-breaking ÂŁ7,500 for the hospice.

We must say a special thanks to John Grinnell and his team at The Dolphin Shopping Centre for giving the tree such a prominent position and for all their help and support.

We also want to thank everyone who kindly donated to the stand, all our volunteers for manning it every day and to Phil Smith (right) and Neil Hansler for performing.

8-year-old Kaden Dugmore (left) kindly switched on the lights of the Tree of Remembrance in Poole’s Dolphin Shopping Centre to launch our annual Light Up A Life appeal.

Staff and volunteers from the hospice gathered to welcome Kaden, who turned on the lights before hanging a star in memory of his dad, Karl, who passed away at Forest Holme last year.

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Festive Thank You The ladies from the Intermediary Relationship department at Nationwide Building Society HQ (right) in Bournemouth donated their time to help decorate the hospice for Christmas.

Stewarts Garden Centre (above) kindly donated two Christmas Trees to display in our reception area and garden at the hospice.

The team from Friends Fighting Cancer (above) visited the hospice to deliver Christmas gifts to all the patients.

Poole and Hamworthy Retained Firefighters (above) delivered a cheque for over ÂŁ500 that they raised through their Santa Sleigh trail around Poole before Christmas.

A group of knitters (above) kindly donated bed socks for every patient for Christmas.

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Celebration Crackers in Poole (above) kindly donated crackers to use at our Dance Through The Decades event.

Festive Thank You The Blood Donor Centre (below) in Poole raised £457 for Forest Holme through a Christmas Raffle.

TSB in Poole (above) donated £200 to buy Christmas presents for all hospice patients.

Helen Wood (below) delivered a selection of handcrafted items to sell at the Tree of Remembrance stall.

Congratulations to Maya Ashley (above), who raised £115 by taking part in our 25km For 25 Years challenge.

Paul Morris donated items for Christmas tombolas and raffles.

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Festive Thank You Sandbanks Ferry (below) has chosen Forest Holme as its Charity Of The Year and raised £1,213 for the hospice by offering free travel on Christmas Day with an option for passengers to make a donation.

The Express Bereavement Group (above) raised £400 at a Christmas Lunch in The Sandbanks Hotel.

Sainsbury's in Poole (left) hosted a festive staff Bingo Night and raised £100 for the hospice.

Our Dance Through The Decades event (below) raised £2,400.

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Staff at Bella Rose (above) hosted a Christmas Raffle in their beauty salon and raised £218.

Festive Thank You Thank you to all our volunteers who helped out at a variety of festive events at Stewarts Garden Centres, who were our 2019 charity partners.

Thank you to all our volunteers who manned the wrapping station at Beales in Poole during the run up to Christmas and helped raise ÂŁ270 for the hospice.

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Fundraising Thank You

Our charity partners Beales in Poole hosted their own Big Brunch during Hospice Care Week, as well as a Cream Tea event with The Land Girls. They have so far raised £2,513.

AFC Bournemouth Chairman, Jeff Mostyn and Head of Community, Steve Cuss (right), presented us with £1,000 cheque donation from their Cherries Community Fund.

Our Quiz Night (above) at Cobhams Sports Club raised £1,750.

Our Fundraising Intern, Charlotte (above, left), secured her first corporate supporter for Forest Holme from the Tesco stores in Lilliput and Bournemouth Road, Anne Houston-Knight (above) raised over £1,000 by braving a Wing Walk, bring the total raised by Wing Walks in 2019 to over £17,000.

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Stewarts Garden Centres raised ÂŁ1,696 raised through ticket sales from their Halloween Pumpkin Evening (above), while an amazing ÂŁ2,353 was raised from Spooky Walkway ticket sales. Special thanks to all our volunteers who helped.

Thank you to Vicki, Bonnie and friends (above), who have been supporting us for the past 5 years with charity Coffee Mornings.

The family of Steph Shepherd and her husband John, organised a very special beach party (above) in memory of them both in Swanage and raised money for Forest Holme by selling #bemoresteph t-shirts.

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Thank you to everyone who came to support The Big Breakfast event (above) in Poole Hospital's Dolphin Restaurant in support of Forest Holme Hospice and Poole Hospital Charity.

Chris and Bram (above) completed a 100 mile cycling tour of the Normandy Beaches for Forest Holme and raised £860.

The third ‘Comin’ Home Baby!’ soul night (right) in memory of Gillian Mowlam and absent friends, raised a total of £1,662.

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Staff at Day Lewis Pharmacy in Boscombe (above) hosted a Charity Day for Forest Holme and raised £351.

Fundraising Thank You Our Halloween Dance-A-Thon (left) raised £2,745 - thanks to the help of Triff and Char from 2shoez Fitness and also to Mark Staddon-Gover from Syncop8D Dance Studio.  Door money at The Diplomats Jasmine, Ava-Grace, Evie and Summer (below) from Spetisbury Primary School, helped raise £202 by holding a cake stall in support of Forest Holme as a thank you for looking after their family members.

gig at Lychett Minster Rugby Club raised £40 in memory of Andy McMinn.

 Rebekah Brown completed our 25km For 25 Years challenge and raised £325, which bought the final total for the anniversary challenge to nearly £10,000.

 Waitrose on Ashley Road, Poole raised £308 through its green token Community Matters box.

 Lucy Ergis and her twin sister Danielle, raised over £700 by hosting a Big Brunch at Mirror Mirror hair salon.

The sisters (below) of Dave Palmer presented us with a donation of £5,000 from their Davefest event at The Blue Boar pub in Poole (below, right, Dave’s family), in memory of their beloved brother.

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Fundraising Thank You Staff at ESET (left) completed a charity virtual bike ride from their Bournemouth office to their head office in Slovakia 1000 miles away - and raised £1,000 for the hospice.

Jon Forsyth (right) ran and staggered through mud, water and woods for Forest Holme, when he completed the 'Rat Race Hell Runner: Hell Down South' challenge in memory of Major Mick Welborn and raised £700.

Phil Mckay and his team (left), organised a Farmers Market at the hospice and raised £3,000.

Phil also grew all the produce on his allotment.

Lisa and Mark (right), landlords at The Pilot pub in Canford Heath, raised £300 by holding a Charity Darts Match and through two Forest Holme Collection Tins.

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Fundraising Thank You Wendy Hann (below) raised £220 for the hospice through a Poker Night at Hamworthy Labour Club in memory of her husband, Bob.

Gerry Nayton raised £1,300 for the hospice through his Charity Dance event (above), which takes his total raised through these events over the years to over £4,000.

Karen's Barbers in Corfe Mullen has raised over £600 in memory of Karen's dad Jock (James Elliot, left).

Local boxer Jason Tucker (below) visited the hospice with his trainer Marc Plunkett to deliver a cheque for £570 raised at a boxing match.

Hazel Clarke (left) raised £200 for Forest Holme by hosting a raffle at her Coffee Morning.

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Hospice News Supporter Social Thank you to everyone that came along and contributed at our Supporter Social at Cobham Sports Club in December to reflect on 25 years and plan for the next 25.

We must also say a big thanks to all our speakers from the hospice Dr Stephen Kirkham, Dr Beverly Lee and Anne Currie - and especially to David Thorburn and Mary Bevan for sharing their personal experiences, which they did so eloquently.

Following the talks, the fundraising team hosted table discussions, where supporters were given the opportunity to discuss and feedback on a range of questions and topics to help take the hospice forward.

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Grant Success Haskins Garden Centre Charitable Fund (above) very generously provided Forest Holme Hospice with a grant of almost £16,000 to update the in-patient ward for an enhanced patient experience.

‘Proud To Care’ Awards Forest Holme Hospice was successful in scooping the top prize in both the Palliative Care Worker of the Year and Volunteer of the Year categories of the Bournemouth Daily Echo’s 'Proud To Care' Awards.

Congratulations to our Community Nurse, Hazel Mack (above, right) and Staff Nurse, Carmel Leddy (centre) - who was runner-up in the same category and to David Dawson (above, left) our gardening volunteer.

Both winners highlighted in their acceptance speeches that these awards are also in recognition of all the hard work and dedication of everyone at the hospice who work together to care and support for patients and their family and friends during the most difficult time of their lives.

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Each year the Dolphin Shopping Centre support local charities in Poole and during 2020 we’re really excited to announce that we will be fundraising for Forest Holme Hospice.

There will be a host of fundraising activities happening throughout the year at Dolphin and we’re really looking forward to fun and laughter along the way!

To stay updated on the activities planned for 2020, head to the Dolphin website:

www.dolphinshoppingcentre.co.uk and keep an eye on our social media pages.

The Dolphin Shopping Centre Team

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Fundraising Thank You 8-year old Kaden Dugmore (right, front) ran in the Bournemouth Marathon in loving memory of his dad, Karl, raising almost ÂŁ1,700 for the hospice. We were delighted to welcome him to present a cheque, along with his Mum, and Karl's Mum and sister and her family.

Sharon Pinchbeck and members of the Jarvis family (left) kindly donated raffle prizes, plus an Afternoon Tea and Cheese & Wine hamper.

Donna Mayo and Lynn Habgood (above) organised their own Hospice Hike and walked across the Purbecks in memory of their sister, visiting places with special memories en-route and raised over ÂŁ500.

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Fundraising Thank You Our volunteer Tiff Watson had a full head shave to raise money as a thank you for the care both her parents - Sylvia and Tony Birch - received at Forest Holme. She raised over £1,000.

Montacute School in Poole (right) gave a donation of £237 that they raised by hosting a Coffee Morning in memory of Jane Holloway, who was a much-loved teacher at the school.

Judith Conroy (left), whose father-in-law spent his last days at the hospice, organised an Arts and Craft Fayre in The Dolphin Shopping Centre and raised £330 to help us provide similar care for others and their loved-ones.

Oakley Village Butchers (left) hosted a Brunch and Cream Tea event at their Merley store and raised £2,000, which they kindly split between Forest Holme Hospice and Macmillan Caring Locally.

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Vivamente Voices (above) presented a cheque for £4,500 that they raised through various concerts during 2019 as the hospice’s charity partners.

8-year-old Grace Gubbins (above, centre) delivered a donation of £46 with cousins Lauren and James Emery, as a thank you for looking after her Mum.

Stew Mckell and Nick Smart from Dorset Freemasonry Amphibious Lodge 9050 (above), donated £350 to the hospice from a raffle held at their Meet the Masters Ladies event.

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Swanage Carnival donated £2,000 to the hospice at a special celebration event, having distributed a total of £28,800 to 26 local organisations.

thank you Camelia Terry and Richard Terry (left) donated £1,126 to Forest Holme Hospice following a 125km walk from Valenca to Santiago de Compestela in memory Camelia's mum and sister.

Shop Dorset Makers (above) raised £100 for the hospice during their recent week long Glass and Ceramics event in Wareham.

Shaun Amor (left) delivered a wheelbarrow, donated by Dorset Soils and Aggregates, where his brother works, to fill with bottles of wine to raffle at a fundraising event.

Our volunteer ambassadors (right) kindly went along to Canford School Golf Club to collect a donation of £2,745 that they had raised at their Captains’ Charity Day. Mr David Davies and his son Scott (left) from Upton Plant Hire, kindly donated £400 in memory of a loved-one who was cared for at Forest Holme.

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Fundraising Thank You Charity partners Forum Jewellers (left) raised a total of £5,631 for Forest Holme during 2019.

Fundraising volunteer Stella (right) kindly donated hampers to use as raffle prizes at events.

Tom Poulton (pictured left with his niece Maisey) held a raffle at Cutting It Fine hair salon in memory of his granddad, John Clark, and raised £230.

Poole Bobbin Lace Circle (right) have chosen Forest Holme as their Charity of the Year and have already raised £300.

Our volunteer ambassadors (left) collected a cheque for £626 at Poole Bay Classics presentation evening that they raised at their Classic Motoring Extravaganza at Breamore House.

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Fundraising Thank You  Michelle McCumiskey raised £150 by hosting a Big Brunch

 Karen Hesketh hosted many fundraising activities

 Nathalie Barry donated Poole High School (above) raised £8,467 through their school's annual charity Sandwalk.

Liz Dean (right) donated £150 from her Tropic Parties and Christmas Raffle, bringing her current total raised to £700.

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 The Family Network Bournemouth raised £60 at a Pamper Evening

On-going support    

The Vine church Purbeck Ice Cream Wessex Chorus Brownsea branch of Dorset and Yeovil Oddfellows

 Poole Housing St Aldhelm’s Church in Poole had a tree (left) dedicated to Forest Holme as part of its 17th Christmas Tree Festival.

Partnership

 The Lord Nelson

Purbeck Rally (right) donated £1.500 raffle proceeds from its annual event.

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Fundraising Thank You Lychett Minster Rugby Club raised £2,000 when they held a special Ascot-themed Ladies Night (left) last year in support of the hospice.

Paul Bolson (right) drove a total of 1281 miles across 8 European countries as part of the Screwball Rally and raised £150 in memory of Mary Luther.

Our Holistic Therapist, Christine (left) offered complementary therapy sessions to staff in return for a donation and raised £125.

Dawn and Alison (below) from Sunflower Productions Psychic Events made a donation of £185 from a Psychic and Holistic Fair.

Our Knit and Natter group (left) at Beales in Poole have raised £833 for Forest Holme since they began in April 2019.

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WIN A £300 TROLLEY DASH Go wild in the aisles at Sainsbury’s in Poole on Sunday 29th March 2020 Tickets

£1 each

Tickets available from the fundraising team at Forest Holme Hospice

Terms and Conditions: -

The trolley dash will take place on Sunday 29th March 2020 starting at 9.30am.

No clothing, general merchandise, electrical, alcohol, cigarette or tobacco products.

Maximum spend is £300 and you get 3 minutes.

You will be given 5 minutes to look around the store first to plan your route.

You will be given one trolley and can collect another if you need it.

Only one item of each product allowed.

Registered charity number 1038021 31 No discount cards or Nectar Cards allowed.

Bournemouth Marathon Festival Emily Fry (right, with her Mum) ran 10k in memory of Uncle Keith.

Sarah Orchard (above) ran the Half Marathon in memory of her dad, James Campbell.

Mark Bollam (above) ran 10k.

Sophie Adcock and Jasmine Ramsden (below) ran the 10k with a friend.

Stacey Orchard (above, left with her sister Cherelle Lewis) ran the 10k in memory of their nan, Cynthia Yarrow.

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Helen Clarke (above) ran the Half Marathon in memory of her dad, John Williams.

Thank You

ÂŁ10,000 raised

(Left and above) Best friends Kaden, Olivia and Mika completed the Junior 1.5k race for loved-ones.

James Collins MD, Mark Savage, Gemma Burgess, Pete Elford and David Rose (right) from corporate charity partners Gallagher ran 10k.

Jake Dixon (above) ran the Kids 1.5k again in memory of his daddy.

Ade O' Connor (left) ran the Night Time 5k in memory of Dave Bolt.

Julie Peach (above, second right) ran the Supernova 5K with friends.

Thank You

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Alive: In The Face of Death Saturday 14th March - Saturday 16th May Forest Holme Hospice has teamed up with Lighthouse in Poole to hold an exhibition of selected images by internationally renowned photographer Rankin from his 2013 exhibition Alive: in the Face of Death.

In the original exhibition, held at The Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool, Rankin, best known for his glamorous portraits of celebrities and fashion icons, set out to explore and challenge our perceptions of death and ignite dialogue.

Through his lens, the stories of those touched by death were revealed and included people living with a terminal illness and those who have faced death and survived, alongside a plethora of people who work with individuals at the end of life, including Poole-based Palliative Care Specialist, Dr Simon Pennell.

The Lighthouse exhibition focuses on three themes - professional mourners, celebrity death masks and homage to the Day of the Dead in Mexico – which are powerfully and expressively explored through Rankin’s striking images.

A beautiful hardback book that accompanied the original exhibition and features more than 70 images and inspirational accounts of the people involved in the project will be available to refer to.

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Fitness Club to support Hospice After over indulging this Christmas, take part in an outdoor fitness class and support your local hospice. For every new member, Forest Fit Club is will donate £5 to Forest Holme Hospice Charity.

The outdoor fitness club believe that fitness shouldn’t be lonely, intimidating or reliant on machines and indoor locations. They provide a community where fitness in the fresh air can be achieved while minimising any impact to the environment.

Forest Fit Club welcomes all levels, ages and abilities, including new mums with little ones. To sign up for a free 2 week trial, contact Joe on 07789 655 958 or email info@forestfitclubs.com quoting reference ‘NHS2020’ *Outdoor fitness locations include Somerley Estate in Ringwood and Parley Manor in Bournemouth. A £5 donation will be made for each new paying member of Forest Fit Club.

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Tree of Celebration Dedicate a leaf in memory of a loved one

For a donation to Forest Holme Hospice Charity, each leaf will be engraved with a personalised message for your loved one.

Each leaf has been handcrafted by Dolphin Marine, and secured on the tree designed and built by Elite Fabrication and Welding Ltd. Your leaf tribute will be displayed within our hospice garden for a year (from the day it is first mounted), after which you will be given the option to renew for another 12 months, or have your leaf returned for you to keep.

You are welcome to come and view your leaf and reflect in relaxed and comfortable surroundings.

To dedicate a leaf, please complete the form on the next page.

We ask for a minimum yearly donation of ÂŁ60 to dedicate a leaf which can also be paid in monthly instalments of ÂŁ5.

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Dates For The Diary 2020 February Thursday 20th: Living With Loss (Forest Holme Hospice:10am-12pm) FREE Bereavement information event for those who may have lost a partner or family member, which incudes a 45 minute talk from a qualified bereavement therapist who will discuss the process of grief and the support available. If you would like to attend, please email your full name to hannah@forestholmehospice.org.uk

March Sunday 29th: Trolley Dash (Sainsbury’s, Poole:9am) Win a £300 Trolley Dash and go wild in the aisles at Sainsbury’s in Poole. Tickets are £1 each and available from the fundraising team. (see page 31)

April Sunday 5th: Great Hospice Hike (Studland:10am) Guided by a professional walk leader, this scenic circular hike around the Isle of Purbeck of approximately 7 miles takes in some of Dorset's most beautiful views.

May Friday 15th: Charity Spring Ball (Parley Manor:7pm) Tickets are now on sale for the Charity Spring Ball at an early bird price of £65 (normal price £70), which includes a welcome drink, delicious 3-course meal (with 1/2 bottle of wine), coffee and chocolates.

Hosted by Paul Kinvig, the evening will include live entertainment, disco, raffle and auction, plus a few surprises. (see page 20)

August Friday 7th*: Wing Walk (Compton Abbas Airfield) Do something amazing for Forest Holme Hospice and take part in a charity Wing Walk and experience the wind in your hair at 130mph on top of a Boeing Stearman. *Other dates available on request

Every Wednesday

Knit & Natter Group: 2pm - 4pm (Beales, Poole)

If you have a talent for knitting or crochet and some time to spare, please come along while helping to raise funds for Forest Holme.

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