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Uniting a nation behind hospice care

Scotland’s Hospices provides a clear route for national support to create meaningful local impact. We will ensure that your donation reaches the communities where it is needed most.

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National investment

Strategic partnerships, corporate support and donations

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Scotland’s Hospices

We'll coordinate funding and distribute it fairly to members

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Local hospice care

Delivering vital frontline support across Scotland

Help secure the future of hospice care in Scotland

On average, only 20% of Scotland’s hospices costs are covered by public funding, so we rely on charitable donations to deliver our vital services.

There are lots of ways you can get involved and make a positive difference.

 

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Partner

Can your company work with us as your chosen charity? We deliver bespoke, engaging partnerships for companies big and small across Scotland.

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Fundraise

Take on a sponsored challenge, or organise your own fundraising event for Scotland’s Hospices. Get in touch for more information!

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Donate

Make a donation to help fund end of life care and bereavement support across Scotland. Now and for generations to come.

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Those last days were a gift. We had time. Not just to sit and wait, but to laugh. To be silly. To be a family. The hospice brings comfort when it’s needed most. They create moments of calm in the hardest of times. They wrap families in warmth and love when everything else feels like it’s falling apart.

John Gillespie, St Andrew’s Hospice

John Gillespie, St Andrew’s Hospice