Community initiatives
Choose your community initiative and help raise funds for your local hospice.
With the generosity and help of our valuable supporters we can provide services to people in Cambridgeshire living with an advanced serious illness or other life-limiting condition.
Your invaluable and generous support in the local community – from Jumble Sales to Gala Balls and lots more, helps make every moment count for patients.
If you want to make a difference and be a part of #TeamArthur there are many ways you can get involved and support your local hospice.
Contact our experienced Community Fundraisers who can help you with advice and support.
Find out more
To find out more about community fundraising please contact Sarah on cf@arhc.org.uk or call 01223 675888.
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Widowers raise over £4,800 at Rotary Jazz night for Hospice Care
Colin Brown, Stuart Gibbons and Mark Skehel raise vital funds for the Charity
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Knitted ‘Forget me not’ bears donated to the Hospice
Supporter, Helen Ellis shares her beautiful ‘Forget me not bears’ as she remembers her husband Nick
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Local Businesses show fundraising creativity for Hospice Patients
Springboard, Softwerx, Bidwells, and C4B media raise funds for the Charity via the Money Multiplier Challenge
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Giving Trees provide much-needed items for Hospice Charity Patients
The Leys School and Cambridge Building Society donate to the Charity via their Giving Trees
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11 year old Thomas inspired to fundraise for Hospice by wearing a dress!
Thomas came up with his own creative challenge: wearing a dress every day throughout November to raise funds for charity.
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Supporter runs 5km every day for a month for Charity close to his heart
In October, Jake Raven, challenged himself to run 5km every day of the month, to raise funds for Arthur Rank...
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Thirteen year old Eleanor takes on 90km challenge in support of Great-Nanna
Throughout September, Eleanor and Willow are aiming to walk 90km, to raise money and awareness for the Charity
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Ten Year old Henry’s Heartfelt Bake Sale in Memory of Uncle Stephen
Ten year old Henry raises an impressive amount to support the Charity
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‘The Singing Bin’ in Cambridge supports Hospice Care
Charles Cavey explains why he sings in a bin!
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Ten year old Dexter shaves his hair in memory of his Grandad
For the past three years, he has been growing his hair—a symbol of his commitment and patience. Recently, Dexter decided...
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SEN Sixth form students fundraise in memory of their fellow student
Sixth form students at The Hive, Granta School, have been busy fundraising for Arthur Rank Hospice Charity in memory of...
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Mother and Son RideLondon to support Hospice Care
Read more about Caroline and Noah's motivation to cycle 100k for Hospice Care
