A GROUP of dedicated volunteers have gone the extra mile and raised money for charities while helping members of the public get their jabs. Vaccine centre volunteers have been raising money for Red Nose Day and Marie Curie at Danbury Medical Centre’s vaccination clinic. The volunteers have been getting dressed up for Red Nose Day to raise money, while lifting the spirits of people getting their vaccinations. Now the money is in, they have raised £1,389 from people visiting the clinic for their jabs. On top of this, they continued to fundraise at short notice for Marie Curie as part of the recent National Day of Reflection at the clinic, raising £326.
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Ashworth View Nursery send goodies to residents of Beechwood Lodge Date published: 12 April 2021
Ashworth View nursery staff Lisa Wood, Katrina Buckland and Chantelle Hazley with the preschool children and the box sent to Beechwood retirement home
Thoughtful children at Ashworth View Nursery sent a basket of cards and goodies to residents of Beechwood Lodge in Norden.
The 30 preschool children made the gifts for the National Day of Reflection on 23 March 2021, after partnering with Beechwood, in order to do something special to mark the occasion.
After a discussion with the children about how people can be kind to one another, the youngsters decided they wanted to make greetings cards and give flowers and chocolate biscuits so Beechwood residents could enjoy them with a cup of tea.
Queen Elizabeth Sends Flowers, Note To Hospital That Cared For Husband Prince Philip: Report
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Queen Elizabeth II sent a London hospital a bouquet and note on U.K. s National Day of Reflection Tuesday
The Queen paid tribute to the hospital staff and to frontline workers in general
Prince Philip recently underwent a heart operation at St. Bartholomew s Hospital and stayed there for a month
Queen Elizabeth II paid tribute to the staff of the London hospital that took care of husband Prince Philip during his recent hospitalization.
On Tuesday, Her Majesty sent a bouquet of flowers and a special note to St. Bartholomew s Hospital, where the 99-year-old Duke of Edinburgh underwent a heart operation earlier this month, People reported. This was the Queen s way of marking National Day of Reflection, which was initiated by the Marie Curie charity to mark the one-year anniversary of the U.K. s first pandemic lockdown.