Warwick Rotary president donates another £1,000 to Myton Hospices

By James Smith 29th Jul 2022

Jackie Crampton and Chris Wilmott of Myton Hospices (image supplied)
Jackie Crampton and Chris Wilmott of Myton Hospices (image supplied)

Warwick Rotary Club secretary Jackie Crampton has presented Myton Hospices with a cheque for £1,000 on behalf of outgoing president Paul Jaspal raised from his presidents' charities for the year.

Overall the past year the club has given £4,052, consisting of a donation from the Lights of Love at Christmas, and a further £2,000 from a legacy left by former member Trevor Jones in memory of Trevor and Margaret Jones.

President Paul Jaspal made Myton one of his charities for his year and the club held bucket collections and raffles to raise funds to support their work.

Receiving the donation on behalf of Myton, acting partnerships manager Chris Willmott paid tribute to the efforts of Warwick Rotary Club for the "fabulous fundraising" they have done this year – and the ongoing support Myton receives from the organisation.

"A huge thank you to outgoing president Paul Jaspal for choosing Myton to benefit from another fabulous year of fundraising," he said.

"And a huge thank you to everyone associated with Warwick Rotary Club for their part in this wonderful support – from organising and running events, to donating money to the cause.

"We have to raise £9.1million each year to continue to provide our services, free of charge, to terminally ill patients and their families across Coventry and Warwickshire.

"And we simply can't do what we do without the amazing help of our communities and organisations like Warwick Rotary Club.

"We've never needed the support more, so thank you on behalf of everyone at The Myton Hospices, and, most importantly, on behalf of all our patients and their families whose lives your support makes such a difference to."

Myton Hospices is now recovering from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, which severely impacted the funds they were able to raise.

Myton Hospices has a wide programme of fundraising over the next few months, - from the Summer of Sport challenge to the Starley Sportive cycling event on Sept 4.

Charity shops have re-opened and there are now drive-in drop-off dates for the autumn to help you have a clear out!  

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