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Havens Hospices invites community to remember loved ones with special robin decorations
Havens Hospices is inviting the local community to remember loved ones this winter by dedicating a robin decoration in their memory.
The charity has launched its Robins of Remembrance appeal for the third year, following the success of last year when 1,000 beautiful robin decorations adorned Christmas trees outside the hospices throughout December.
For £18, supporters will receive a limited-edition robin decoration to hang on their tree at home, while a matching robin will be displayed on Christmas trees at either Fair Havens in Prittlewell or Little Havens in Thundersley throughout December and into early January.
Each robin hung on the hospice trees will be dedicated to a loved one, creating a beautiful display celebrating the lives of those who are missed. The trees will be on display outside Little Havens and Fair Havens from 1st December to 3rd January for everyone to see.
All proceeds from the appeal will help fund expert, compassionate care and support for people of all ages living with incurable conditions across Essex. Robins are often seen as a sign that loved ones are near, making them the perfect symbol for this time of year. These robins are more than just a decoration – they are a small act with a huge impact.
Karen Summers, Individual Giving Fundraising Manager at Havens Hospices, said: "We were overwhelmed by the community's response to Robins of Remembrance last year, with over 1,000 dedications adorning our trees. This appeal offers families a meaningful way to honour their loved ones while supporting the specialist care we provide.
“As they fly into their third year, our beautiful traditional robin decorations are collectively displayed on our hospice Christmas trees, each one representing a life remembered and a love never forgotten. Your matching robin decoration to be placed on your tree at home, or anywhere else that brings a sense of comfort and peace, is a unique way to honour the memory of someone special to you.
“You don’t have to have experienced our hospice care to join us - everyone in our community is welcome and your kind donations ensure we can provide free, compassion and expert care for local people and their families, this Christmas and beyond”.
To dedicate a robin in memory of a loved one, visit www.havenshospices.org.uk/robins
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