Good News: Bury College students raise money for local Hospice

It's time for a good news story. This one involves students from Bury College raising money for Bury Hospice.

Bury College Business students have been busy raising money for Bury Hospice as part of their college Course.

Bury College, Lancashire

Their course includes a unit called Business Events, and it was as part of this that the students decided to raise money for something close to the hearts of many.   

The students were split into four groups, across two classes and each of them had to decide on an event they wanted to run. They organised two car washes, one murder mystery-themed escape room and sold lanyard reels. 

Bury Hospice aims to help people fulfil their wishes during life-limiting illnesses, and they work hard to provide quality care whenever and wherever it is needed. 

https://www.buryhospice.org.uk/about

Rachel Krafft, Community Coordinator at Bury Hospice, added: “It’s always great when local organisations like Bury College get involved with fundraising, especially when it’s the students doing it with such innovative ideas. 

 “The money they have raised will have an amazing impact on the lives of local people in Bury.”

Read more on this by clicking this link. BURY COLLEGE STUDENTS RAISE MONEY FOR BURY HOSPICE 

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More about Bury Hospice

Bury Hospice are regarded as a community asset, delivering the Palliative & End of Life Care needs of all communities within the Metropolitan Borough of Bury in the way that each community believes best serves their needs. 

They say they're “In the community, for the community, about the community”, valuing diversity and equality and respecting, considering and consulting with all.

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