Wear It Yellow
Brighten up your wardrobe, host a bake sale, or decorate your office yellow! Help turn Somerset yellow and show your support for hospice care.
Get involved with our community campaigns
Join us in supporting hospice care through one of our exciting community campaigns! Whether you’re looking to make a difference by wearing yellow during hospice care week, opening your garden for our Glorious Gardens campaign, or embracing the spirit of giving through our festive campaigns, there’s something for everyone to help make a meaningful impact.
Find a fundraising campaign that suits you
Our campaigns offer a variety of ways to get involved.
Glorious Gardens
Big or small, if you have an open space, we’d love to hear from you. Open your garden to visitors or enjoy exploring these stunning local gardens.
Festive Campaigns
Celebrate the festive season by participating in our Christmas Tree Collection.
FAQs
Your participation ensures that St Margaret’s continues to provide free, specialist palliative and end-of-life care for patients and their families when they need it most. Every campaign you join and every donation you help raise contributes directly to our vital work. Your support allows us to continue offering exceptional care to those facing life-limiting illnesses in Somerset.
Explore our range of campaigns to find the perfect way for you to get involved. Whether you’re an individual, a family, or part of a community group, we’d love for you to join us in making a difference.
Take a look at our current campaigns and sign up today. Together, we can ensure that hospice care remains free and accessible for all who need it.
Would you be willing to share your garden with the local community in 2025?
St Margaret’s is hoping that many of you, our green-fingered supporters, will open your gates next year to the public to showcase your own glorious green spaces and raise money for our hospice.
This is not only a fantastic and unique way of supporting your local hospice, but a wonderful way to showcase your gardening prowess to your local community. From small courtyards to country estates, no garden is too big or small and every garden will have something for people to enjoy.