Achieve your fundraising success; we’ve got plenty of tips, ideas and resources to get you started. It’s thanks to you that we continue to make every day matter. Our hospice care and services are 100% free to those that need them and funded by our generous supporters, like you. Thank you for choosing to support us.
We hope these resources will give you the advice and support you need to achieve fundraising success and the inspiration to try something new.
You can contact our fundraising team on 01726 66868 (option 3) or email fundraising@cornwallhospice.co.uk for any addtional support. We are here to support you and make your fundraising activity or event the best it can be!
Tips and advice to help you reach success
Share this graphic to show your support
Please use these forms to collect the sponsorship money you have kindly raised.
Inspire giving and keep track of your total while you raise funds
A useful PDF poster template to help you advertise your event at school or at work.
A useful PDF poster template to help you advertise your event at school or at work.
For your fundraising quiz, with answers for 10 questions and 4 rounds.
Running, cycling, swimming or walking for us? Run a sweepstake for people to guess your finishing time.
Printable invitations for your event
Get your scissors and string at the ready! Raise awareness and decorate your event with our handy printable bunting.
A thank you poster to celebrate the generosity of your supporters, ideal for noticeboards and staff rooms.
A thank you poster to celebrate the generosity of your supporters, ideal for noticeboards and staff rooms.
Raise awareness of your fundraising efforts with this email signature. Simply download and add to your emails.
Useful graphic for you to share on social media
Useful graphic for you to share on social media
Useful graphic for you to share on social media
Useful graphic for you to share on social media
Useful graphic for you to share on social media
Useful graphic for you to share on social media
Thank you for supporting Mount Edgcumbe and St Julia’s Hospices.
