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Our Five Mile Walk from Greenwich to Blackheath TWO HOSPICES, ONE CAUSE OUR FIVE MILE WALK FROM GREENWICH TO BLACKHEATH SATURDAY 29 SEPTEMBER 2018 020 8768 4575 · www.twilightwalk.london St Christopher’s is registered charity number 210667 and Greenwich & Bexley Community Hospice is registered charity 1017406, both registered with the Fundraising Regulator THANK YOU FOR SIGNING UP FUNDRAISING AND TO THE TWILIGHT WALK SPONSORSHIP It is only thanks to the continued support of our local Your registration fee helps us to cover the cost of putting communities that we can be there for local people on this event, so we really hope you will raise as much when they need us most. We are proud of all we achieve sponsorship as you can to support your local hospices. and want to maximise our impact so that we can both support many more people and for many more years to RAISING SPONSORSHIP come. We are delighted that you have signed up to our One of the most effective and simplest ways to fundraise first Twilight Walk. Thank you so much! is to set up an online page. Friends and family can donate Georgie Megan quickly and easily, saving you time running around St Christopher’s Greenwich & Bexley Community Hospice collecting sponsorship. Please join our Twilight Walk fundraising on Virgin Money Giving by clicking here. THE DIFFERENCE FIVE MILES • A collection tin at work could fund a recording device for music therapy, allowing patients to record songs CAN MAKE and music to be played for loved ones. Together we provide care and support to over 9,000 people every year. We believe in a world in which all dying • Creating and sharing your online fundraising page could people and those close to them have access to the care and fund a fold out bed so family members can stay by a support they need, for however long that may be, wherever patient’s bedside through the night. that may be. • Company matched funding could pay for an essential But there are many more that need our help and we are piece of medical equipment like a syringe driver or walking together so that we can be there for everyone breathing pump, or even a brand new, specialised bed who needs us across south east London. Let’s make it for ward patients. happen. Every penny raised will be split equally between St Christopher’s and Greenwich & Bexley Community PAYING IN YOUR SPONSORSHIP Hospice. Please pay in your sponsorship by Tuesday 23 October. With your support we’ll be able to: CHEQUES Please make cheques payable to St Christopher’s; all proceeds will be shared equally • help someone cope with the loss of a loved one between both hospices. through a bereavement support session with a trained volunteer CASH Please do not send cash in the post. Pop in and see either team during office hours (Monday to Friday, • relieve someone’s symptoms of pain, breathlessness 9am-5pm): and anxiety with a complementary therapy session • St Christopher’s, 51-59 Lawrie Park Road, Sydenham, • help someone maintain their mobility and London SE26 6DZ independence with a physiotherapy session • Greenwich & Bexley Community Hospice, 12-15 • hold a training session for a group of patient-facing Bellegrove Parade, Welling, Kent DA16 2RE. volunteers, supporting people in the community TELEPHONE We are able to take credit/debit card • pay for one of our nurses for a day, providing personal donations over the phone. Please give the Fundraising Team attention and expert care for our patients at St Christopher’s a call on 020 8768 4575. • fund a physiotherapy session, helping patients to ONLINE FUNDRAISING PAGES Online sponsorship maintain their mobility and independence will be paid directly to the hospices so you don’t need to • fund a visit from a healthcare assistant to provide do anything. practical support with washing, getting ready for bed, dressing, preparing meals, as well as a friendly face and an opportunity to chat. TWILIGHT WALK T-SHIRT HOW TO GET THERE You can purchase a Twilight Walk t-shirt for £5 (subject The Twilight Walk starts on Blackheath Common in the to availability). To save postal costs and make sure your field opposite Greenwich Park gates on Charlton Way and money goes even further, we do not send t-shirts. You can finishes on the other side of the A2 at Blackheath Common, purchase a t-shirt at the event, or on the collection dates All Saints Drive, Blackheath, London SE3 0TY. below. Please be aware of all the time and dates for all Blackheath is well connected by public transport while locations. parking in and around Blackheath is very limited, and COLLECTION DATES parking restrictions are enforced. We highly recommend that you use public transport on the night. Make sure you • Thursday 6 September, 4pm-7.30pm plan your route in advance by visiting www.tfl.gov.uk. St Christopher’s, 51-59 Lawrie Park Road, Sydenham, London SE26 6DZ BY RAIL • Saturday 22 September, 10.30-4.30pm The nearest rail stations are Blackheath St Christopher’s, 51-59 Lawrie Park Road, Sydenham, (16 minute walk), Maze Hill (18 minute walk) and London SE26 6DZ Greenwich (26 minute walk). Lewisham and Deptford stations are close as well. • Wednesday 5 September, 10am-4.30pm Greenwich & Bexley Community Hospice, Fundraising BY DLR Office, 12-15 Bellegrove Parade, Welling DA16 2RE The nearest DLR station is Cutty Sark (23 minute walk). • Monday 24 September, 10am-7pm Greenwich & Bexley Community Hospice, Fundraising BY BUS Office, 12-15 Bellegrove Parade, Welling DA16 2RE Bus routes that pass close to the start line are: 53, 54, 89, ON THE NIGHT 108, 202, 386 and 380. • Advance registration will close at 11am on Monday 24 BY OVERGROUND September after which participants can register on the The nearest London Overground stations are New Cross or night for an increased price. New Cross Gate, which are close to each other. • Registration opens at 5pm to sign in. For your safety you must sign in on arrival. There will be a fun warm-up BY TUBE before setting off at 6pm. The nearest tube station is North Greenwich. From here • Maps and instructions are to be picked up on the day take the 108 bus to Stratheden Parade (stop BJ) and it’s when you sign in. then a 12-minute walk to the start. You can also take the 132 bus from North Greenwich, to Shooters Hill Road/ • The Twilight Walk is not a race and, due to narrow Kidbrooke Park (stop D) and then it’s a 17 minute walk to pavements and uneven ground, is not suitable for the start. wheelchair users. BY BOAT • The minimum age for Twilight Walk participants is 12 years old. All walkers under 16 years must be Yes, you can get to Greenwich by boat! Thames Clippers, accompanied by a registered adult who is also taking part who run regular boat services along the river, stop regularly and not just simply acting as a chaperone. at Greenwich, a 25 minute walk to the start through Greenwich Park. • Dogs are welcome but must be kept on leads at all times. • As a display of respect and consideration to local residents, we are asking walkers to stick to the pavement while on the route and not to litter • There is no cloakroom, so you will not be able to leave your belongings behind when you do the walk. FOR OFFICE USE ONLY DONOR ID EVENT SPONSORSHIP FORM BATCH ID TOTAL I’m taking part in a Greenwich to Blackheath five mile walk on Saturday 29 September 2018 RECEIVED TOTAL My name is ON FORM Team name (if applicable) GIFT AID TOTAL My fundraising target is £ Tick if you have an online fundraising page GIFT AID ID As event administrators, this form has Gift Aid and data protection information for St Christopher’s only. All donations and Gift Aid claimed will be shared equally between both hospices. PLEASE GIFT AID YOUR DONATION TO MAKE IT WORTH 25% MORE AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU If I have ticked the box headed Gift Aid, I confirm that I am a UK Income or Capital Gains Tax payer. I have read this statement and want St Christopher’s to reclaim tax on the donation detailed below, given on the date shown. I understand that if I pay less Income Tax or Capital Gains Tax in the current tax year than the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all of my donations it is my responsibility to pay any difference. I understand the charity will reclaim 25p of tax on every £1 that I have given. Remember – you must provide your full name, home (not work) address and postcode and tick the Gift Aid box for St Christopher’s to claim tax back on your donation. GIFT First name Last name House no/name Only if Gift Aiding donation Postcode AID Donation Date paid Paid as 3 Cash Firstname Lastname 123 AB1 2CD 3 £10.00 29/09/18 Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque St Christopher’s is registered charity number 210667 and Greenwich & Bexley Community Hospice is registered charity 1017406, both registered with the Fundraising Regulator © St Christopher’s August 2018 August © St Christopher’s Regulator with the Fundraising charity 1017406, both registered is registered Hospice & Bexley Community charity number 210667 and Greenwich is registered St Christopher’s Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Cash Cheque Value of donations on this page £ YOUR DATA Your details are safe with us.
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