Hillpark Secondary School were the recipients of £200 from Anderson Maguire recently to help with their Brick by Brick appeal for the Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice. Pupils Charlotte Gilgallon and Stewart Graham celebrate with John Martin, Funeral Director at Anderson Maguire
A bit about the Brick by Brick Appeal: The Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice has developed and grown beyond recognition from its early beginnings in 1983 when it occupied just one Georgian townhouse in Carlton Place, Glasgow.
Today it occupies four adjacent townhouses which have been developed to create one building.
Every year, they care for over 1,000 patients and their families and the total focus of Hospice staff is to give the highest quality of care to everyone who needs their help.
However, due to the constraints of their present facility, which have been developed as far as possible, they are being hampered in their ability to grow and develop.
In 2011 they therefore unveiled plans to build a brand new Hospice for the people of Glasgow, which will enhance theircurrent services and allow us to lower our age limit to those aged 15 and above.
Liam McCarron, Managing Director of Anderson Maguire, said:
“This is an extremely worthwhile charity and we are delighted to be able to help through our Anderson Maguire Community Fundraising programme”
