Looking for volunteers for our Remembrance Tree Appeal
We are looking for interested helpers – from individuals, to clubs, teams and or workmates to help people in our community write messages for loved ones that can't be with them this Christmas in exchange for a donation. If you have a few hours to spare in November and/or December and would like to spend them doing something rewarding, we invite you to sign up to help us look after our Remembrance Trees.
We are looking for friendly, positive people to help others in our community leave a special message for a loved one in several different locations.
Choose a date, time and place that suits you by simply completing the registration form on our website.
SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER BY VISITING OUR WEBSITE
www.waipunahospice.org.nz...
If you have any questions or would like more information, please email events@waipunahospice.org.nz or phone Christine on 07 552 4380
Thank you for your support.
What is the Remembrance Tree Appeal?
Everyone has memories of loved ones they have lost or who can’t be with them during the holiday season. Every Christmas we have Remembrance Trees specially put up around the community. For a small donation you and your family and friends can write a special message to share with loved ones or those that can’t be here with you this Christmas.
Look out for our Remembrance Tree’s in your area – or get involved and Volunteer.
SIGN UP at www.waipunahospice.org.nz...
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