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Pop the Kettle on and Bring out the Chocolate Cake! It's Care for a Cuppa Time! Care for a Cuppa Pop the kettle on and bring out the chocolate cake! It’s Care for a Cuppa time! Is Christmas a distant memory? Have the New What? Whether you organise a laid back coffee Year’s Resolutions fallen by the wayside? Don’t morning with cakes or a classy afternoon tea with worry, you’ll have the best excuse to eat cake sandwiches and scones, your event will help to guilt-free by hosting a Care for a Cuppa event make a real difference. raising money for your local Hospice! Get your friends, family, work colleagues or members of Where? You can hold your event anywhere; at your local community together to socialise and home with friends and family, at work, at school you’ll be helping patients and families in North or in a local community centre. This pack is Derbyshire access the care and support they designed to help your event be a success with need from Ashgate Hospicecare. posters, invitations, bunting, recipes and a label to decorate a jar for your donations. Just ask Now in its third year, Care for a Cuppa events those attending to make a donation in return have helped to raise a total of over £41,000 for for tea, coffee and cake. Why not hold a raffle people needing Ashgate Hospicecare - a fantastic and games to boost your fundraising? achievement! With your help this year, you can ensure that people with a life-limiting illness and When? Care for a Cuppa runs throughout the their families can receive the support they need whole of February. But if that doesn’t work when it matters the most. for you, don’t worry! The Fundraising Team at Ashgate Hospicecare will be delighted to support your event at any time of the year. Want some inspiration? Search #careforacuppa on Twitter to see other Care for a Cuppa events and to get ideas. Tweet the hashtag to share your event with others. Don’t forget to follow the Ashgate Hospicecare Fundraising Facebook page for more information, to see other events and to post photos and videos of your event! Reg Charity No. 700636 “My mum spent time on the ward at Ashgate The event was amazing! We had so much support before returning home where she sadly died in and raised an incredible £2,623! It was one of the January 2018. The Hospice cared for mum whilst best things I’ve ever been involved in and I feel she stayed there, but their support didn’t stop such a sense of pride in myself and my friends, when she left. They provided equipment, visited Rachel and Becky, for making it happen. I’m so Mum at home and were always only a phone call grateful to all our friends, family and members away when we needed them. I wanted to hold of the public for supporting us and making it a Care for a Cuppa event to give something back such a big event. I think we all agree that it’ll to this amazing charity and to help raise funds become an annual event!” for other families, so that they can get this much needed support and care. Zoe Cooke, speaking about her Care for a Cuppa in February 2018. Although we’ve managed to increase the number of patients we care for, there are still families like Zoe’s who we haven’t been able to help. Your support could make that difference so that we can be there for everyone who needs hospice care. Prize draw! Any amount raised, large or small, helps to bring This year we’re also selling our special blended hospice care to those in our community who need Ashgate Hospicecare tea which will be available it. All Care for a Cuppa donations received before to buy for £2.79 for 40 tea bags from our 17th March 2019 will be entered into our prize Fundraising Hub in the Reception area at the draw! After your event, please send a cheque Hospice in Old Brampton. Our Fundraising Team made payable to ‘Ashgate Hospicecare’ for the is now in the shop Monday to Friday, so why not amount raised addressed to Fundraising, Ashgate pop in and say hello? We’d love to hear all about Hospicecare, Ashgate Road, Old Brampton, your Care for a Cuppa event! Chesterfield, S42 7JD. Alternatively, you can come and see us at our Fundraising Hub at this address You can register your Care for a Cuppa event by to make your donation. emailing the Fundraising Team on fundraising@ ashgatehospicecare.org.uk or by telephoning 01246 567250. We’ll be more than happy to answer any questions you have about your event. We hope you have fun! Reg Charity No. 700636 Care For a Cuppa On At Time Please come along and show your support for Ashgate Hospicecare! Reg Charity No. 700636 Creating your invites... I am holding a I am holding a Care For a Cuppa Care For a Cuppa event to raise money for event to raise money for Ashgate Hospicecare... Ashgate Hospicecare... On On At At Time Time Please come along and Please come along and show your support! show your support! Reg Charity No. 700636 Reg Charity No. 700636 I am holding a I am holding a Care For a Cuppa Care For a Cuppa event to raise money for event to raise money for Ashgate Hospicecare... Ashgate Hospicecare... On On At At Time Time Please come along and Please come along and show your support! show your support! Reg Charity No. 700636 Reg Charity No. 700636 I am holding a I am holding a Care For a Cuppa Care For a Cuppa event to raise money for event to raise money for Ashgate Hospicecare... Ashgate Hospicecare... On On At At Time Time Please come along and Please come along and show your support! show your support! Reg Charity No. 700636 Reg Charity No. 700636 Creative bunting... To make your bunting cut along the dotted lines, punch through the holes and thread onto string! Recipes Mark, our chef, has shared these easy to follow recipes which will be impossible for your guests to resist! Chocolate Heaven Simply Scrumptious Chocolate Chip Muffins Victoria Sponge Ingredients Makes 28 Ingredients 100g cocoa powder 1 heaped teaspoon baking For the Sponge: For the Filling: powder 150ml boiling water 225g butter 350ml double cream 100ml milk 600g caster sugar 225g sugar 50g caster sugar 180g white chocolate chips 200g butter 225g self raising flour Teaspoon of vanilla essence 350g Self raising flour 4 medium eggs Strawberry or raspberry jam 1 tablespoon hot water Method Method 1. In a mixing machine cream the butter and sugar 1. Line two shallow cake tins with baking parchment. together until white in appearance. 2. Cream butter and sugar until white in appearance. 2. Meanwhile mix the cocoa powder and boiling 3. Add half the eggs, mix in, then half the flour, mix in, water together to make a paste. then repeat. 3. Add the paste to the butter and sugar mix and mix 4. Add the hot water, mix through and split between the thoroughly. two tins. 4. Whisk the eggs and milk together with a fork and 5. Bake at 175ºC (gas mark 4, 350ºF) for 20 minutes until add to the rest in the mixer. golden brown and the sponge springs back. 5. Sieve the flour and baking powder together and 6. Cool on a cooling wire tray until room temperature. add to rest and mix thoroughly through. 7. For the filling, place all ingredients (except the jam) 6. Fold in the chocolate chips to finish. together in a mixing bowl and whisk until firm. 7. Fill each muffin paper half full on a muffin tray 8. Place a sponge base on a plate and level off if needed and bake at 165ºC (gas mark 3, 325°F) for approx. with a sharp knife, cover with a generous amount of 20mins in a fan assisted oven. strawberry/raspberry jam. 9. Pipe or spread the filling over the jam and carefully place on the sponge top. 10. Dust with icing sugar and enjoy! Reg Charity No. 700636 Use your label to decorate a jar for donations... Ashgate Road, Old Brampton, Chesterfield S427JD Chesterfield Old Brampton, Road, Ashgate Hospicecare, Ashgate Fundraising, aCuppa’ for ‘Care sendalldonationsto: Please Care For a Cuppa Thank you for supporting Ashgate Hospicecare. Every £1 raised helps someone in need of local hospicecare! Reg Charity No. 700636 A-Z of Cakes! Need a bit of inspiration of what to serve at your ‘Care for a Cuppa?’ Below is Ashgate Hospicecare’s A-Z of cake heaven A Apple Sponge with Blackcurrant N Nutella Cupcakes Jam and Cream Neapolitan Cupcakes B Black Forest Gateau O Orange Chocolate Cheesecake Banana Bread Oatmeal Raisin Cookies Bakewell Tarts P Panettone Brownies Pecan Pie C Carrot Cake Pumpkin Pie Cherry and Coconut Flapjacks Pavlova Coffee and Walnut Cake Q Queen Cakes Cookie Dough Pizza R Red Velvet Cake Cake Pops Rocky Road D Date and Walnut Cake S Swiss Roll Dundee Cake Shortbread E Eclairs Scones Eccles Cakes T Tea Loaf Egg Custard Treacle Tart F Fruit Cake Tiramisu Fairy Cakes U Upside Down Cake G Gooseberry and Elderflower Unicorn Biscuits Cheesecake Gypsy Tart V Victoria Sandwich Cake Gingerbread Men Viennese Whirls Vegan Cakes H Hazelnut Torte Vanilla Slice Honey Cake W White Chocolate and Raspberry Cake I Ice Cream Cake X XXL Chocolate Cake (ok we admit, J Jaffa Cakes we couldn’t think of a cake K Key Lime Pie beginning with X!) L Lemon Drizzle Y Yoghurt Cheesecake Lemon and Poppy Seed Loaf Z Zucchini Cake Lemon Meringue Pie M Millionaires Shortbread Macaroons Madeleines Reg Charity No.
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