On Tuesday, 1 December 2020, the global campaign “Giving Tuesday” is asking people across the world to do something positive for a good cause. Join our Lifelites community on that day and show that you support life-limited and disabled children using hospice services.
As a supporter of Lifelites and the life-limited and disabled children that we support, we would be very grateful if you would ask a member of your household to take a photo of you holding up this sign, and email this photo to our Communications Officer, Hannah, at hfuchs@lifelites.org.
You can either print out the sign or download it and show it on your tablet, phone, or computer, thanks to the magic of technology! Access the sign here!
We will collate all these photos and use them on our social media channels, our newsletter, and future printed material to help us thank you for your support of our small but vital charity.
We couldn’t continue to support these children without your support. If you can afford to make a donation to our work today or would be willing to become a Lifelites Benefactor and make a regular donation, you can do so by going to the Lifelites donation page.
The COVID-19 pandemic means that the vulnerable children we support need us more than ever. By becoming a Lifelites Benefactor and making a regular donation to Lifelites, you will be helping to give these children a chance to escape the confines of their conditions, break free from isolation, and strengthen relationships with parents, brothers and sisters, and friends.
Join us by taking on the sponsored Lifelites No Tech Day Challenge of going screen-free on Sunday, 28 March 2021, and help raise funds so life-limited and disabled children using hospice services can have access to life-changing technology. Our day of disconnecting from tech can give these children a chance to connect with their loved ones through assistive technology.
Leaving a gift in your will could hlp us suport children in hospices in the future. Read on to se why others have chosen to leave a gift in tehir will to Lifelites.
Every donation helps us to do more. Take a look at how you can become a Lifelites champion in 2020.
CEO Simone Enefer-Doy, together with her Lifelites colleagues, is asking you to join the 26 hour no tech fundraising challenge.
Would you be willing not to use your phone, computers, TV or tablet for 26 hours on 26 April? To ask your friends and family to join you? To each aim to raise £26 so that Lifelites can get vital tech to life-limited children?
Would you like to give kids with limited life unlimited possibilities?
We have plenty of opportunities for how you can get involved and help us raise funds so we can continue donating life-changing technology to children with disabilities and life-limited conditions. Have a look!
Would you like to fundraise for Lifelites but are stuck for ideas? Take a look through our A-Z of ideas and hopefully you’ll find some inspiration!
Magical technology for children using hospice services
