CHARITY for the YEAR | phoenix-choir

CHARITY OF THE YEAR 2021/22

This year Phoenix Choir is pleased to be supporting
St. Wilfrid's Hospice.
As well as helping to raise awareness about the invaluable work they do, the charity will receive the proceeds of the retiring collections at our concerts and from our carol singing in Eastbourne Town Centre.

St Wilfrid’s provides support for people with any life-limiting illness towards the end of their lives.

We also support their families and carers. This could be in the hospice building, in the person’s own home or a care home.

We are a charity. We are partly funded by the NHS but around 70% of our funding is from donations from the local community. Care is free of charge.

We support adults aged 18+ within our catchment area with any life-limiting illness. People can access our services at any stage of their condition, not just at the very end of their lives.

Our care services include:

For more information visit: https://www.stwhospice.org

Charities previously supported include:

Macmillan Cancer Support

Children with Cancer Fund

Help for Heroes

Medical Detection Dogs

Mind

The Alzheimer's Society

Pancreatic Cancer UK

Demelza House

The Rockinghorse Children's Charity

Starfish Project

The choir after the Rossini concert, June 2018 - supporting Medical Detection Dogs

CHARITY OF THE YEAR 2021/22

This year Phoenix Choir is pleased to be supporting St. Wilfrid's Hospice. As well as helping to raise awareness about the invaluable work they do, the charity will receive the proceeds of the retiring collections at our concerts and from our carol singing in Eastbourne Town Centre.

St Wilfrid’s provides support for people with any life-limiting illness towards the end of their lives.

The choir after the Rossini concert, June 2018 - supporting Medical Detection Dogs

Phoenix Choir

Eastbourne

This year Phoenix Choir is pleased to be supporting
St. Wilfrid's Hospice.
As well as helping to raise awareness about the invaluable work they do, the charity will receive the proceeds of the retiring collections at our concerts and from our carol singing in Eastbourne Town Centre.