People in Bucks are being invited to walk to celebrate the memory of loved one who have passed away.
Rennie Grove Hospice Care have launched their Miles in Memory campaign to help raise funds so they can help people with their end of life care.
It’s a unique opportunity to create your own personal memorial and celebration of a loved one’s life with a special walk of your choice.
During June, they’re inviting families and friends to walk together along a route that holds meaning for them. It can be as short or long as you like. It might take in town or countryside at twilight, sunrise over the sea, or a brunch stop at a favourite café.
The route and timing of your walk is completely up to you – all they ask is that you consider making a donation or raising sponsorship in memory of your loved one. That will mean their legacy can live on and more local families will get the specialist care they need to stay at home.
Reconnecting with the people we care about feels more poignant than ever this year. Separated from our families and friends – unable to say goodbye to those we love in the way we want to – the past year has been tough.
Rennie Grove Hospice Care say they hope that Miles in Memory will give you the chance to reconnect with your loved ones as you celebrate the life of someone special together.
Entry costs £15, and you'll get:
- A Miles in Memory information pack
- Butterfly seeds to plant in memory
- Branded event t-shirt
For more information, go to their events page.
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