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Have breakfast for Heart of Kent Hospice 12th - 26th February


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We are inviting you, our local community to organise a breakfast between 12th – 26th February 2018 to raise money for Heart of Kent Hospice. By hosting a breakfast this February you can catch up with family, friends, colleagues or your social group and support our nurses who provide outstanding care to our patients and their families. Organise a breakfast, attend a breakfast, attend a breakfast or simply make a donation to celebrate the outstanding care that Heart of Kent Hospice provides. Here are some ideas;


Order your fundraising pack now


For your fundraising pack, filled with invitations, posters, fundraising ideas and ways to donate, email breakfast@hokh.co.uk or call the Fundraising team on 01622 790195 - we are here to help make hosting your breakfast as easy as possible.


Tell us about your breakfast on social media #HOKHbreakfast


Here are 14 ways you can make your breakfast count this February:


1. Reunite with old friends over brunch 2. Pick up some pastries to share with your hobby group 3. Have a half term pancake party 4. Organise a cake sale at school or work 5. Get together for a church social 6. Catch up with friends at Heart of Flavour* 7. Share bacon butties and banter with your mates 8.


Hos t a coffe e mornin g wit h you r buddie s afte r schoo l drop off


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Tak e tim e ou t wit h colleague s an d hav e breakfas t in the offi ce


10. Sit back and enjoy tea and toast at your toddler group 11. Get together with neighbours for a bring and bake 12.


Po p int o th e caf é a t Hear t o f Ken t Hospic e fo r a hearty full English


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Chee r o n you r favourit e loca l sport s tea m wit h sausage sandwiches, pitch side


14. Relax with your gym buddies after class *100% of profi ts from Heart of Flavour Café Bar, 13 King Street, Maidstone, ME14 1BA are donated to Heart of Kent Hospice.


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