The hugely successful annual Golf Day for LOROS Hospice is now in its 12th year and has raised over £110,000 so far, which could be used to cover the cost of Day Therapy for 55 days, or to cover the cost of a specialist nurse for three years.
LOROS opened its biggest store yet, with a shop, showroom and donation centre based in Wigston Magna welcoming people through its doors.
People are being encouraged to volunteer at one of the city’s biggest annual events, The Leicester Marathon, fast approaching once again.
A quick-thinking bride has managed to plan her entire wedding in just two weeks, so that her terminally ill mother could see her ‘get married’ at LOROS.
Leicester’s Hospitals’ staff and their patients, friends and family are aiming to raise £25,000 as they prepare for the 5th Annual Liver & Pancreas Cancer Research 100 mile Charity Bike Ride from Leicester to Hunstanton on Saturday 24 June 2017 followed by a ‘Survivors BBQ’ on Sunday 25 June hos
The cast from Curve’s Grease have brought the magic of theatre to LOROS by putting on a special performance for patients, families, staff and volunteers at the Hospice.
Companies, organisations, schools, universities and individuals were encouraged to wear yellow for LOROS this October. An organisation who took part in last year’s Yellow Day for LOROS encouraged others to join in the fun this October.
A memorial tree which stands in the grounds at LOROS has been decorated with colourful ribbons by hundreds of people in memory of their loved ones. More than 300 people visited the Groby Road Hospice for this year’s annual Colour of Ribbons event.
A fast response draw to encourage supporters to return their ticket stubs within 2 weeks of mailing took place at LOROS recently and ten lucky tickets were pulled out, each winning a £10 M&S voucher. The winning ticket numbers were: 4764205 Stoke, Fleming, Devon, 4548117 Leire, 4237799 Barrow u
The Accumulator Charity Challenge, previously known as the Vantis Charity Challenge sees businesses throughout Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland compete against each other to raise money for local charities, Rainbows and LoRoS.