Will you jump out of a plane for us?
Did you know that skydiving can create confidence and is very much a mental game of overcoming fear. When you place yourself in a situation where you overcome this fear you come out a changed person, for the better! It is good for both your mind and soul. An experience of a lifetime…most definitely one to tick off your bucket list!
By taking part in a skydive, the money you raise will directly support our patients and their loved ones. Did you know that £40 could pay for one hour of specialist nursing care at the hospice or out in the community? Help us continue making the difference when it matters the most, while being a part of something truly amazing.
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