Tarmac’s Tunstead Quarry recently presented a cheque to Blythe House Hospice Care following a series of fundraising activities that have taken place over the last three years, along with sponsoring its annual ‘Light up a Life’ campaign.
Representatives from the quarry presented a cheque for £3,612 to the charity.
Blythe House Hospice care, in partnership with Helen’s Trust, offers a wide range of free services to care for, and support, anyone in the High Peak, Hope Valley, Derbyshire Dales and North East Derbyshire who is affected by life-limiting illness.
The charity, based in Chapel-en-le-Frith in Derbyshire, must raise over £4,600 a day to provide these services, which include hospice at home, day care, support groups, outpatient clinics, and many more.
Louise Coppack, Corporate Fundraiser at Blythe House, said: “We are so grateful to Tarmac for their on-going support. The money they have raised on this occasion will provide 24 patients with a full night of Hospice at Home care, allowing them to remain at home with their loved ones at the end of their life. This will make such an enormous difference to so many local families.”
Graham Cooper, lime director at Tarmac’s Tunstead Quarry, said: “We are proud to have had a close relationship with Blythe House Hospice for the last 15 years, so it is great that we have been able to support them again this year. This is a charity close to our hearts and we hope the money will help them continue the vital work they do in the area.”
For more information on Blythe House Hospice Care, please click here.
Main image: Cheque presentation to Louise Coppack, Blythe House Corporate Fundraiser, by Christine Gould and Linda Grooby from Tarmac
