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Lewis-Manning kicks off Xmas tree collection & recycling campaign to fund patient wellbeing

By Daniel Face [email protected]

Published: November 18, 2024 | Updated: 18th November 2024

Lewis-Manning Hospice Care is kicking off the new year with its annual Christmas Tree Collection and Recycling Campaign, taking place from 9 to 11 January 2025.

Lewis-Manning logoResidents living within postcodes BH1 to BH23 can register online and make a suggested donation of £15 to help the hospice deliver a virtual exercise and wellbeing session run by one of its occupational therapists.

The service helps the growing community of housebound patients achieve a more active, fulfilling life and stay connected with each other.

Vicki Gray, head of fundraising, said: “Our Christmas tree recycling initiative is so much more than raising funds for an important local hospice.

“It’s an opportunity for the community to support crucial wellbeing services for Dorset hospice patients while championing the environment.

“All trees collected are recycled into chippings and mulch for use in our local parks, gardens, playgrounds and other community spaces across Dorset.”

Lewis-Manning has teamed up with corporate partners Stewarts Garden Centres, Katie Fox Estate Agents, United Taxis and Eco Sustainable Solutions on the initiative.

Once online bookings close on 6 January, the team will be in touch to let participants know when their tree will be collected – either on 9, 10 or 11 January.

Vicki added: “Lets kick off 2025 with purpose and compassion, turning your tree into hope and support for local families in need, and help make a lasting impact.”

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