Sunflower Memories
We will be hosting a special event in August where you can dedicate a sunflower, to a loved one, with a donation amount of your choice.
Dedicating a sunflower is a lovely way to say ‘thinking of you’
All sunflowers dedicated will be displayed in the gardens at the Hospice in Cambridge, during August. You will be welcome to come along and see them if you wish – you could pop into the Bistro at the same time.
Sunflower Memories Event
You are invited to our special Sunflower Memories event which will take place from 2:00-4:00pm on Saturday 15 August 2026.
You will be able to enjoy our beautiful hospice gardens with tea, coffee and cakes.
At 3pm, Revd. Kate Young, will lead a moment of reflection and remembrance.
If you would like to attend, please email abi.christine-segust@arhc.org.uk(opens in new tab) to confirm your attendance and let us know if you will be bringing any guests.
Sunflower Dedication
When we receive your dedication, your loved one’s name will be written on your very own sunflower marker*.
At the end of the display your sunflower will then be posted to you for you to keep in early September.
Each and every dedication will help support people people in Cambridgeshire living with an advanced serious illness or other life-limiting condition.
A special thanks goes to Scotsdales Garden Centre for kindly sponsoring this event.
* The Sunflowers are made from PVC foam which can be recycled. Sunflowers are weatherproof so they can be kept indoors or outdoors.
Arthur Rank Hospice supporterI think it was a beautiful way of remembering our loved ones whilst raising valuable funds.
Meet Abi
Abi is here for any questions you may have or if would like more information. Please contact Abi at abi.christine-segust@arhc.org.uk or call 07423 642040.
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