Join The Big Bake - hold a cake sale or coffee morning for Rowcroft this June!


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owcroft Hospice is inviting bakers across South Devon to take part in its most delicious fundraising campaign, The Rowcroft Big Bake, this June!


To join the fun, you simply need to invite family, friends or colleagues to get together for a nice cuppa, delicious slice of cake and a catch up and donate the funds you raise from making and selling your scrumptious treats to Rowcroft. Every pound raised will help people living with life-lim- iting illnesses in South Devon share precious time and make lasting memories with the people who mean everything to them. Rowcroft’s care is provided in the hospice’s


Inpatient Unit in Torquay but also in people’s homes across South Devon, including Dartmouth and its surrounding towns and villages. In 2016 more than 150 people in this area were supported by Rowcroft’s staff and volunteers. Carolyn Williams from Kingswear experienced


team. The entire family, including new grandson, moved in to spend our last few days together. Because of the wonderful support of Rowcroft Hospice we have so many special memories made through extra days lived so well.” By taking part in Rowcroft’s Big Bake, you’ll be helping


“you’ll be helping more families like Carolyn’s to spend precious time with their loved ones


during the hardest days imaginable. “


more families like Carolyn’s to spend precious time with their loved ones during the hardest days imaginable. Community Fundraising Manager for Rowcroft Hospice, Hayley Norrish, explained: “You can organise your Big Bake coffee morning any way and anywhere you like. Whether it’s at home, work, school or at the village hall you’ll be making an amazing difference to local families by taking part! We are here to support you with everything you need to make it a flan-tastic event, including cake flags, icing toppers and an exclusively-de- signed Big Bake table cloth.


“As you may be aware Rowcroft is still in the crucial stages


Rowcroft’s care first hand when her husband, David, was cared for at the hospice. she said: “David was admitted to Rowcroft’s Inpatient Unit for a week of symptom and medication control. I vividly remember being welcomed by the nurses who were like angels to us. A week later our home had been transformed into a comfortable but well equipped, mini ward by Rowcroft’s Hospice at Home


Take part by organising a cake sale or coff ee morning and help make every day the best day possible for patients and their families living with life-limiting illnesses in South Devon


of securing its future following a drastic funding shortfall in 2016. Please know that every pound you raise by taking part in this year’s scrumptious Big Bake campaign will make a huge difference to a vital, local charity that needs your support now more than ever.” Register to hold your own Big Bake coffee morning or cake sale and order your free fundraising pack today, by visiting www.rowcrofthospice.org.uk/big-bake, or call 01803 210835.


J U N E 2 0 1 7 To register


and to order your FREE fundraising guide, go to


www.rowcrofthospice.org.uk/big-bake


raising funds for Registered Charity No: 282723


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