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Children’s hospice receives boost thanks to Plumb and Parts Center

by isleofman.com 11th July 2014

Plumb and Parts Center has donated ?570 to support the vital work of the children’s wing of a hospice on the Isle of Man.

Rebecca House provides respite, palliative and end-of-life care for young people with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions, from birth to 18-years-old.

The donation was set up by Steve Reed, the Branch Manager of the Plumb and Parts Center on the Isle of Man.

“I’m delighted to help organise a donation to such a worthy cause,” Steve said.

“Rebecca House is the only child’s hospice on the island, and it’s important for the people here. As an island we’re a tight-knit community, so donations like are a real boost.

“Plumb and Parts Center has its own national charities of choice that it provides support for, so it means a lot when they donate money to local causes like this - it’s a great gesture.”

Mary Doyle, representing Rebecca House was delighted to receive this kind donation from Steve Reed. She added: “Our children’s hospice currently looks after 29 children on the Island so every penny is very precious to us to continue to look after these families.  I would like to thank the Plumb and Parts Center on the Island for their donation.”

Photo - courtesy of Matt Mosur Photography.

Posted by isleofman.com
Friday 11th, July 2014 03:18pm.

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