St Elizabeth Hospice's Sam Catling and Pigs Gone Wild project manager Norman Lloyd at the unveiling of Dr Trott and Nurse Honey-Cured. (Image: Sarah Lucy brown)
Our campaign to give Doctor Trott and Nurse Honey Cured a permanent home at St Elizabeth Hospice is rapidly approaching the £1,000 mark.
A Hog for Our Hospice, which aims to raise £5,000, was launched this week – and has already raised 20% of its target.
The pig would be a lasting legacy of the Pigs Gone Wild trail, as well as a thank you to the hospice for staging the project.
You can donate at giving.stelizabethhospice.org.uk/hogforhospice, or send a cheque to Natalie Sadler, Newsdesk, 30 Lower Brook Street, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP4 1AN.
Cheques should be made payable to St Elizabeth Hospice.
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