Step Up for Dolly Doyle and Dave Dunsdon

Nicola Laurence is raising money for Saint Francis Hospice

£1,023

raised of £1,200 target

by 48 supporters

Step Up for Dolly Doyle and Dave Dunsdon · 27 February 2021

Step Up

Campaign by Saint Francis Hospice (RCN 275913)

Our nurses walk, on average, 12'000 steps every single shift, caring for local people who are suffering with life limiting illnesses. Support our amazing nurses by stepping into their shoes and walking 12'000 steps a day for 12 days. #StepUpforSFH

Story

I’m taking on the 12,000 daily steps challenge for nurses this March in memory of my beautiful friend ‘Dolly Doyle’ and my best friends Dad ‘Dave Dunsdon’

Dolly was a true ‘Earth Angel’ who shone so brightly and showed me unconditional love always. Dolly loved to walk everywhere and was born on 12th March, so this challenge is perfect in every way to celebrate her life. SFH gave Dolly the best respite care last year, which she really appreciated 🧡

My best friends Dad, Dave gained his ‘Angel Wings’ last August. SFH gave the best care and support to Dave and the whole family which was made more difficult by lockdown. The Nurses were truly amazing 🧡

Please donate if you can 🧡

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48 donations

Susan Fayers Gunn
3 years ago
God Bless you Dolly. Still thinking of Others 🥰❤❤❤
£5.00 + £1.25 Gift Aid
Marie Ljungholm
3 years ago
Hi Nicola, keep up the good work.
€20.00
Mental one
4 years ago
You’ve done amazingly xx
£40.00 + £10.00 Gift Aid
Steph
4 years ago
Well done Nic you smashed it xx
£10.00 + £2.50 Gift Aid
Sue Dunsdon
4 years ago

About the campaign

Step Up

Campaign by Saint Francis Hospice

About the charity

Saint Francis Hospice

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RCN 275913

www.sfh.org.uk/

Saint Francis Hospice is a leading provider of palliative care for people living in Havering, Brentwood, Redbridge, Barking & Dagenham. We care for people from 18 years of age, of any race or religion, who have a life limiting illness due to cancer, heart disease, motor neurone disease or respiratory disease and we provide physical, spiritual and emotional care and support to patients and their families.