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Acorns Patron Benjamin Zephaniah Hails Morrisons Charity Partnership for Local Children

Patrono do Hospício Infantil do Bolsa, Benjamin Zephaniah saudou uma parceria de caridade da gigante do supermercado Morrisons que fornecerá apoio vital às famílias locais em toda a região.

Patrono do Hospício Infantil de Bolas, Benjamin Zephaniah acertou uma parceria de caridade de Morrisons gigante de supermercado que fornecerá apoio vital às famílias locais em toda a região. A parceria terá como objetivo arrecadar cerca de 10 milhões de libras em três anos para o 54 Children's Hospices TFSL representa. Diferença para milhares de crianças gravemente doentes e suas famílias em todo o Reino Unido. Morrisons, do fundo do meu coração, em nome das bolotas e de todos os hospícios em todo o país, agradecemos. ” Juntos para vidas curtas, se tornará o novo parceiro de caridade da Morrisons de fevereiro, quando a parceria atual da empresa com Young Lives vs Cancer chegar ao fim. tão incansavelmente. 

Morrisons announced the partnership with Together for Short Lives (TfSL), a national charity supporting the UK’s children’s hospices – including Acorns – following a colleague vote. The partnership will aim to raise around £10 million over three years for the 54 children’s hospices TfSL represents.

Speaking in a video message, the Brummie writer and actor Benjamin Zephaniah, said: “This is amazing news, I am over the moon! I want to say thanks to Morrisons for choosing Together for Short Lives as your next charity partner. Your support will make a lifetime of difference to thousands of seriously ill children and their families right across the UK.

“As Patron of Acorns Children’s Hospice, I have seen first-hand the amazing support that children’s hospices provide for families, helping them make the most of every moment together. Morrisons, from the bottom of my heart, on behalf of Acorns and all the hospices across the country, we say thank you.” Together for Short Lives will become Morrisons’ new charity partner from February, when the company’s current partnership with Young Lives vs Cancer comes to a close.

David Potts, CEO at Morrisons said, “It’s been a privilege to support Young Lives vs Cancer for the last five years and I’d like to thank our colleagues, customers and suppliers for their efforts in raising over £17m – in particular our Community Champions who’ve worked so tirelessly. 

"Estamos ansiosos para se unirem juntos para uma vida curta e fornecer apoio vital aos hospícios infantis em nossas comunidades locais". 

Every single Morrisons store and site will be connected with their local children’s hospice, including Acorns, raising much-needed funds to help them provide families facing the unimaginable with vital care and the chance to make cherished memories together. 

Andy Fletcher Chief Executive at Together for Short Lives said: “We are absolutely delighted to have been chosen as Morrisons’ next charity partner. Their support is going to help us make a lifetime of difference in communities up and down the UK. Families of seriously ill children are pushed to their limits every day.

“This incredible partnership will help to ensure that lifeline children’s hospices who are there for these families, aren’t empurrado para o deles. A parceria também iniciará um novo projeto emocionante para nos ajudar a alcançar todas as famílias que precisam de nossa ajuda nas comunidades locais. ”

Acorns Children’s Hospice provides specialist palliative care for children and support for their families from its three hospices, based in Birmingham, Walsall and Worcester, and in the community.

In the past year the charity has cared for more than 700 children and almost 1,000 families, including those who are bereaved.

It cost Acorns £27,000 per day to provides its lifeline care and support, the bulk of which comes from fundraising and donations.

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