Local hospice raises a record £17,502 in Treecycle campaign

Primrose Hospice's January Treecycle collected over 1,200 real Christmas trees and raised a record £17,502, supported by local businesses and volunteers.

Primrose Hospice's Treecycle collection returned in January and gathered more than 1,200 real Christmas trees from homes and businesses in the local area. The campaign raised a record £17,502 for Primrose Hospice and Family Support Centre. Staff and volunteers helped with collections and processing. Local businesses provided practical support that enabled the campaign to run smoothly. Key details: - More than 1,200 real Christmas trees were collected during the January Treecycle. - The campaign raised £17,502 for Primrose Hospice and Family Support Centre. - Hills Ford supplied collection vans, Robinson Tree Surgery chipped the trees, and Finch End Farm supported the campaign. - Fundraiser Hannah Isaac said the year was record-breaking in both tree numbers and funds raised. - Primrose Hospice reports it relies on fundraising to help meet about £1.95 million needed each year to provide free care and support to local families. Summary: The record funds add to the hospice's annual fundraising and will contribute to its ongoing care and family support services. The hospice runs events throughout the year, with details listed on its events calendar.