Celebrate Lives Lived

Date: 1st – 31st May 2024

Locations: Whittington and Sutton Coldfield

Overview: Whilst the deadline has now passed to have a Gerbera peg planted, you can still dedicate a Gerbera flower in our virtual garden.

Thank you for supporting Celebrate Lives Lived

A huge thank you to everyone who has made a dedication in memory of their loved ones.

Your Gerbera peg will be available to collect to take home as a keepsake, until Friday 28th June. There’s no need to call ahead – they will be ready and waiting for you to pick up.

Collections from Whittington (Mon to Fri, 10am – 4pm)
From our Fundraising Hub (please note, this is NOT the main reception but the old Day Hospice entrance at St Giles in Whittington).

Collections from Sutton Coldfield (Mon to Fri, 9am – 5pm)
Please go to reception during working hours at the main entrance to be greeted by a member of the team.

If you have any questions, please call our fundraising team on 01543 432538 or email fundraising@stgileshospice.com.

How your support helps – Ali’s story

Ali Callear, Community and Family Services Practitioner at St Giles Hospice, has been working alongside the local community to provide a safe and supportive space for those experiencing loss and grief.

Ali said: “I see every day in my role the impact St Giles has on our community. Whether that be providing bereavement support at one of our Bereavement Help Points, or working closely with our communities to support people who are affected by or caring for someone with a terminal illness.

Celebrate Lives Lived is a wonderful way to support St Giles, whilst remembering the special person who you’ve lost. Plus, its also a lovely way for the whole family to celebrate them too.”

“I’d encourage everyone to make a Celebrate Lives Lived dedication – its a perfect way to remember your loved ones who are no longer with us, whether you’ve experienced the care and support of St Giles or not.

Every donation, however big or small, makes such a difference to the families and loved ones myself and the rest of my colleagues at St Giles support at such difficult times. Thank you so much.”