Blackpole Recycling are supporting St Richard’s Hospice next Summer!
We are supporting St Richard’s Hospice with their art trail in the city so hospice organisers can keep helping other families into the future!
Blackpole Recycling Ltd is joining the great Waddle of Worcester by sponsoring an adult and a baby penguin. Two of eighty sculptures which will brighten city streets and public spaces, the large penguins will later be sold at auction to raise funds for St Richard’s Hospice.
Our Blackpole Recycling penguin chick will be designed and decorated by children from a local primary school!
“We’re very much a family business so we’re pleased to be playing a part in an event which will be loved by so many local people, including our own team.
Taking part also allows us to continue our longstanding support for St Richard’s Hospice who cared for my grandad and my husband’s mum and dad. It’s a charity which means a lot to us, and this is our way of saying thank you and helping them be there for others in need.”
The trail begins on Monday, 22nd July and runs for eight weeks until Sunday, 15th September 2024. The great Waddle of Worcester is a Wild in Art event brought to the city by St Richard’s following two previous trails supporting its care for patients with a serious progressive illness and their families.
“There are so many brilliant ways local organisations can benefit from being part of the trail next summer, including having their brand in front of thousands of trail goers and engaging their workforce.
Crucially, it’s also an opportunity to give back to others. We’d like to thank the team at Blackpole Recycling for joining our hospice huddle in memory of their own loved ones and also giving a local school the chance to be part of our mini penguin parade.”
Forty baby penguins will be available for adoption by local schools and community groups. To register interest as a school or community group visit: Waddle of Worcester.
St Richards Hospice is a local charity that provides palliative and end of life care to patients and their families in Worcestershire. They do amazing work supporting those who are facing a life-limiting illness, and we are honoured to be able to help them continue their vital work.