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Win a stay at the Copthorne Hotel, Plymouth!

We are giving you the chance to win a night’s bed and breakfast at the Copthorne Hotel, Plymouth simply by registering for our Midnight Walk!

Treat yourself to a well-deserved rest in the days after the walk or enjoy a meal and a night out with friends without the need for a taxi home. Whatever you would do, you’ve got to be in it to win it!

All you have to do to be in with a chance is to register for our Midnight Walk by 30 June and you will be automatically entered into the draw!

The prize will include dinner and a one night stay in a Standard Double or Twin room followed by breakfast the next morning.

Sponsored by local company Drakes Jewellers, Midnight Walk is a fantastic opportunity for you to join forces with your mates and other local ladies for a night of fun, making new memories as you walk together and celebrate the lives of the special people you want to remember. Not only that, the sponsorship you raise will help us to reach more families who desperately need our specialist service.

Register now to be in with a chance of winning! Terms and Conditions apply.

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Two brave ladies take fundraising to new heights!

The community-spirited people who are often fundraising for St Luke’s; run, walk or take to the water to do sponsored challenges – with our exciting skydive and wing walk challenges, they can take to the air, too!

Claire Behennah and Jane Burt both took on the challenge of a wing walk last weekend, with each raising well over £3,000 for our compassionate care along the way.

Claire, from Callington, took part in memory of her beloved daughter Chloe, who was looked after by our team before heartbreakingly, she died aged just 22.

Claire said: “Standing on top of the plane at 500ft, moving at a speed of up to 130mph, was exhilarating and also very emotional for me, thinking about everything Chloe went through with her illness.

“Beautiful, brave and so caring, Chloe will always be a true inspiration to everyone who knew her and that’s why I continue her legacy by raising money for St Luke’s. I am so incredibly grateful to the team for all their help and support.”

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For Jane, from South Brent, the challenge was about remembering Lee Friend, a great mate to her and her husband Andy who was just 39 when sadly, he died.

She said: “Quite simply, Lee was the best of the best and always one for having a laugh. I’m an adrenalin junkie anyway, so when I heard about the opportunity to take on the wing walk challenge, I wanted to do it in tribute to him and also to Gary, the friend he made while they were both being cared for at Turnchapel.

“The vital work of St Luke’s must never be taken for granted.”

Huge thanks to Claire and Jane and the many in their communities who so generously sponsored them – such fantastic fundraising helps us continue looking after local families at the most difficult time of their lives.

You can find out more about their stories and sponsor the ladies at their JustGiving pages Claire and Jane.

Are you inspired by Claire and Jane and feeling up for the challenge? Find out more about how you can wing walk for St Luke’s.

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A fabulous concert in aid of our compassionate care? That hits all the right notes with us!

We couldn’t be happier to announce the Plymouth Military Wives Choir ‘Celebrate and Reflect’ concert on Friday 10 June in aid of St Luke’s Hospice Plymouth. Join us at Plymouth Guildhall as we come together for an evening of song, music, celebration and reflection marking 40 years of our specialist service and the 11th anniversary of the talented Plymouth based choir.

With 72 choirs and nearly 2,000 members in British military bases across the UK and overseas, the Military Wives Choirs is a charity that brings all women in the military community closer together and empowers them through singing. The choirs contain wives of serving personnel, but also those currently serving, veterans, mothers, sisters and daughters, and others with a military connection.

Hosted by BBC Radio Devon presenter David Fitzgerald, the anniversary concert will also feature the Newton Abbot Orchestra and treble Jaimie Page. COVID-safety measures will be in place.

Tickets (£12 each) are on sale in St Luke’s charity shops at Western Approach, Tavistock and Modbury, or book online.

If you would like to support St Luke’s and help us to continue to provide vital end of life care to the local community, visit our fundraising page to find out all the ways you can help.

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