Last Hour’s Pay As a gesture of generosity, ask colleagues if they’ll be kind enough to donate their last hour’s pay before Christmas. You’ll be signing off for the holiday period whilst helping The Prince of Wales Hospice support people affected by life limiting illnesses.

Duvet Day You may need to get your boss on board for this one! - Pay £5 to enter a draw to win the chance for a day off work and a priceless lie in. With the season of late night shopping (and even later night Christmas parties) coming up, we’re sure a day off will be a welcome early present.

Lucky Dip! Get prizes donated or ask people to bring some in. Fill a stocking and then ask everyone to pay £1 to enter and potentially win a festive treat.

for more information Contact tracey mearns on 01977 781474 or tmearns@pwh.org.uk

Wrap Up Nicely Imagine not having to spend hours wrapping up presents every year. For many, we’re sure that’d be a gift in itself. Well, if you set up a Christmas wrapping station at work, some kind volunteers could do it all for you for a small donation.

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You may need to get your boss on board for this one! - Pay £5 to enter a draw to win the chance for a day off work and a priceless lie in. With the season of late night shopping (and even later night Christmas parties) coming up, we’re sure a day off will be a welcome

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Festive Pledges Pledge to make a difference in 2017. Get together with friends and colleagues and set joint New Year’s resolutions, such as running a marathon, or doing a trek, so you can help spur each other on. To see all of our fundraising opportunities for 2017, visit our website www.pwh.org.uk

Christmas WishesInstead of swapping cards this Christmas, suggest to friends and colleagues that you all make a donation or sign one big card. You can even post festive messages to each other via social media whilst making a donation to the Hospice.

for more information Contact tracey mearns on 01977 781474 or tmearns@pwh.org.uk

Jolly Jumper DayThere’s no better excuse than Christmas for fancy dress! Donate £1 to The Prince of Wales Hospice and come into work in festive attire every Friday in December - a full costume, Christmas jumper even if it is just a bit of tinsel, or a Christmas tie, you’re bound to raise a smile and get into the festive spirit!

Secret Santa Spread Christmas cheer to everyone not just your work colleagues. Instead of spending £5 on Secret Santa gifts, ask your colleagues to set the limit at £4 and have everyone donate that spare £1 to the Prince of Wales Hospice.

Festive Fun Instead of ‘Pin the Tail on the Donkey’, invite everyone to your office to play ‘Pin the Red Nose or tail on Rudolph’ with a donation of £1 to The Prince of Wales Hospice.

Merry Mince Pies Get your “bake off” friends and colleagues to make some mince pies, Christmas Cookies and any other baked goodies and sell them at staff breaks with the proceeds coming to The Prince of Wales Hospice

Festive FiverA great way to fundraise but also have a chance of winning some festive cash! Simply ask everyone to write their name on a fiver, pop it in a hat (preferably a Santa one) and pick a winner. Then split the pot between your lucky winner and the Prince of Wales Hospice.

Dress Your DeskDress your desk with bells and holly. Make a donation and challenge your colleagues to spend a lunch hour making their desk as Christmassy as possible. Then ask a panel of judges to give a prize to the best (or most original) desk.