Martlets, the much-loved hospice care charity for Brighton & Hove, is spreading its wings with a major £10m rebuild of its hospice site at Wayfield Avenue in Hove.
Martlets, the much-loved hospice care charity for Brighton & Hove, is spreading its wings with a major £10m rebuild of its hospice site at Wayfield Avenue in Hove.
Series of online events in Brighton & Hove to mark Dying Matters Awareness Week
Every year, Martlets team up with professional Will writers who offer to write your Will in return for a donation to Martlets.
Martlets Hospice is on the hunt for drag queens to feature on the front of its 2021 Christmas cards, which will be sold in its shops and online.
20% discount to register from September 1 to September 14! It’s the final chance to join the fundraising fun with Martlets KAPOW! their superhero-themed 5k challenge course of ten huge inflatables to squeeze through, jump over and slip and slide around.
Martlets hospice call for local people to join in the fun at their KAPOW! event – a superhero-themed 5k inflatable obstacle course – taking place in Preston Park on Saturday, September 14, at 11am.
MARTLETS are encouraging people to enjoy a unique day out visiting beautiful private gardens around Brighton and Hove to raise money for hospice care on Saturday July 6 and Sunday, July 7.
Pooches on the Prom, Martlets much-loved 5k or 8k sponsored dog walk returns on Sunday, June 23, 2019. The event will start at 10am at the dog-friendly Big Beach Café, Hove Lagoon where celebrity vet Marc the Vet will be meeting local four-legged friends and judging The Most Stylish Dog and giving awards for best rescue and doggie Mr and Mrs Brighton!
Marlets says ‘thank you’ to over 500 volunteers by highlighting the essential contribution they make to the care and support that it is able to give local people and their families as part of National Volunteers’ Week from June 1-7.
The CEO of Martlets is challenging Brighton & Hove’s business leaders to join her in sleeping outside without shelter to raise money for the Mayor’s charities on April 6, 2019. Imelda Glackin and the CEOs of three other local charities will sleep outside the British Airways i360 with just a sleeping bag, pillow and a cardboard sheet to protect them from the April weather.
