Post by Northern Ireland Hospice on Sept 29, 2015 15:06:24 GMT
Hi all,
Thanks for allowing NI Hospice to post this. We have extended an invitation via Johnny and Paul (Ferrari owners) to members to come along with cars to our big family fun day event this Saturday.
Many thanks,
NI Hospice
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www.nihospice.org/newsstory/NI_HOSPICE_TO_CREATE_A_MILE_OF_1s_AT_STORMONT
NORTHERN Ireland Hospice will take on the ambitious challenge of laying £1 coins along the length of the country’s most famous mile - the entrance to Stormont, home of the Northern Ireland Assembly.
The charity, which will open a new £13m adult Hospice in Belfast this year, making it a world-leader in palliative and hospice care and education and research, is calling on local businesses, organisations and the public to bring along £1 coins to Stormont on October 3, where it will also host a Family Fun Day with U105 and Pathways.
With measuring tapes and a calculator, NI Hospice has estimated that a mile of £1 coins would stretch to a whopping £75,000.
The event is part of the charity’s Operation Purple campaign, which also includes the Twilight Walk (October 2), Big Coffee Break (October 1) and Heroes and Legends events (24-25 October).
The Mile of £1’s event at Stormont will include adventure activities, competitions and a U105 roadshow.
Thanks for allowing NI Hospice to post this. We have extended an invitation via Johnny and Paul (Ferrari owners) to members to come along with cars to our big family fun day event this Saturday.
Many thanks,
NI Hospice
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www.nihospice.org/newsstory/NI_HOSPICE_TO_CREATE_A_MILE_OF_1s_AT_STORMONT
NORTHERN Ireland Hospice will take on the ambitious challenge of laying £1 coins along the length of the country’s most famous mile - the entrance to Stormont, home of the Northern Ireland Assembly.
The charity, which will open a new £13m adult Hospice in Belfast this year, making it a world-leader in palliative and hospice care and education and research, is calling on local businesses, organisations and the public to bring along £1 coins to Stormont on October 3, where it will also host a Family Fun Day with U105 and Pathways.
With measuring tapes and a calculator, NI Hospice has estimated that a mile of £1 coins would stretch to a whopping £75,000.
The event is part of the charity’s Operation Purple campaign, which also includes the Twilight Walk (October 2), Big Coffee Break (October 1) and Heroes and Legends events (24-25 October).
The Mile of £1’s event at Stormont will include adventure activities, competitions and a U105 roadshow.