Fundraise as a School
Working together with schools, just like yours
Working together with schools like yours
This is very important to us, not only in terms of fundraising but also in educating young people about the work of the hospice, the services we have available, what we do and how we help. By getting involved in fun and meaningful fundraising activities, your school can play a key role in helping us continue our work. From sponsored walks and pyjama days the possibilities are endless – and every little bit raised makes a big impact!
We would be thrilled to work with your school, provide support and ideas, and celebrate your achievements along the way. Let’s inspire the next generation to care, give back, and help others.
Make a difference in your local community
Supporting Evora Hospice is a wonderful way for your school to bring pupils together while teaching kindness, compassion and the importance of helping others in our local community.
Every year, schools across our local area help raise vital funds for Evora Hospice. Your support helps us provide specialist palliative care and support to local people and their families during some of life’s most difficult moments.
Get your school involved
There are lots of fun and meaningful ways your school can support Evora Hospice, including:
- Non-uniform days
- Sponsored walks or challenges
- Bake sales
- School fairs and events
- Fun days and competitions
- Your own creative fundraising ideas
Every contribution, big or small, makes a real difference to local families.
Every school is different, so we’ll work with you to create a fundraising activity that suits your pupils, staff and school community.
Bereavement Support
At the Hospice we understand the profound impact that the death of a loved one can have especially on children, families, and all school employees. According to Child Bereavement UK, 1 in 29 children have experienced the death of a parent or sibling, which on average, is one child in every classroom.
We are proud to offer support to pupils, teachers, and parents who have been affected by a palliative illness such as cancer, heart failure, or motor neurone disease. This support is available to everyone in your school community, regardless of whether they have previously used our Hospice services.
If you would like more information about this support, or if you have specific questions about how we can help your school community, please do not hesitate to get in touch using the contact details provided below. We are here to listen, guide, and support whenever we are needed.
Get involved
To find out more you can contact our team by using the details that follow.
