HOLGATES HOLIDAY PARKS DONATES £10,000 TO PANCREATIC CANCER UK AND ST JOHN'S HOSPICE FOLLOWING CHARITY CEILIDH WEEKEND
Jul 12, 2023
Holgates Holiday Parks, a family-owned business with 10 holiday parks around Morecambe Bay, South Cumbria and the Ribble Valley, is proud to announce a record-breaking donation of £10,000 evenly split between Pancreatic Cancer UK and St John's Hospice.
Lancashire, England, United Kingdom - July 12, 2023 /PR Fire/ —
Holgates Holiday Parks, a family-owned business with 10 holiday parks around Morecambe Bay, South Cumbria and the Ribble Valley, is proud to announce a record-breaking donation of £10,000 evenly split between Pancreatic Cancer UK and St John's Hospice. This generous contribution comes as a result of the successful Charity Ceilidh Weekend, which took place between 23rd and 25th June following a 4-year hiatus.
Across the weekend’s events, Holgates Holiday Parks raised an impressive total of £7,632.34. This remarkable achievement was made possible thanks to the incredible support of our loyal customers, dedicated holiday home owners, and generous suppliers. Their enthusiasm and willingness to contribute to these worthy causes is truly inspiring.
In addition to the funds raised by our valued community, Michael Holgate, the Managing Director of Holgates Holiday Parks, made a personal donation of £2,367.66. Long standing causes that have been supported by the family-owned business, this year’s event raises our overall fundraiser totals to £21,332 for Pancreatic Cancer UK and £7,300 for St John’s Hospice.
Pancreatic Cancer UK is a cause very close to the Holgate family and has been their principal charity since 2015. St John’s Hospice were also selected as a recipient due to the incredible work they do for the local community, providing palliative care and ongoing support to families.
Holgates Holiday Parks would like to express our deepest gratitude to everyone who played a part in making the Charity Ceilidh Weekend a resounding success.
Discover more about how Holgates Holiday Parks have donated £10,000 to Pancreatic Cancer UK and St John's Hospice at the Charity Ceilidh Weekend.
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About Us: About Holgates Holiday Parks: Holgates Holiday Parks is a family-owned business that has been providing exceptional holiday experiences for over 60 years. With a collection of award-winning parks in picturesque locations across the North West of England, we are dedicated to creating memorable moments for our guests. Our commitment to outstanding customer service, high-quality facilities, and beautiful surroundings sets us apart in the holiday park industry. To learn more about our parks, visit holgates.co.uk. About Pancreatic Cancer UK: Pancreatic Cancer UK is a national charity dedicated to taking on pancreatic cancer through support, research, and campaigning for change. The organization aims to improve the survival rates and quality of life for those affected by this disease. By raising awareness, funding research, and providing vital support, Pancreatic Cancer UK is working towards a future without pancreatic cancer. About St John's Hospice: St John's Hospice, located in Lancaster, provides palliative care services to individuals with life-limiting illnesses. Their dedicated team of healthcare professionals offers compassionate support to patients and their families, ensuring comfort and dignity during end-of-life care. St John's Hospice relies on charitable donations to continue their essential work within the community.
Contact Info:
Name: Callam Mcloughlin | Sales & Marketing Officer
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Organization: Holgates Caravan Parks Ltd
Address: Middlebarrow Plain, Cove Road, Silverdale, Near Carnforth, Lancashire, LA5 0SH
Phone: 01524 701508
Website: http://holgates.co.uk
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