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Alexander’s first school presents its annual kindness award in his memory

Four team members recognised for their time and commitment to the charity

Windsor-based events company recognised for its outstanding support and contribution to our charity

22 runners battled tough weather conditions to raise over £12,000

Last week, over 65 volunteers and staff at Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice Service all came together for our charity’s first ‘One Team’ day.

Our 21 brave Devine Daredevils have raised over £18,000 for us this year, money that will make a big difference to the children and families we support.

On the last Sunday of November, we will yet again be turn the streets of Windsor red in our 7th annual Santa Dash.

We are thrilled to be part of the Lions of Windsor 2019 sculpture trail, thanks to the generosity of our friends at Legoland who kindly sponsored our Lion Cub.

On 31st July our Patron, Mr John Barley, officially opened our hydrotherapy pool.

A number of beautiful private gardens in Cookham Dean and Marlow proved to be real crowd pleasers when they were opened up to the public last month.

Devine Paws Dog Show and Family Fun Day held in memory of Skyla Head with all proceeds from the day going towards our hospice service, which supported Skyla during her short life.

We are hoping to attract a wide variety of wild birds to our hospice grounds thanks to two new bird feeders that were gifted to us by RSPB East and McCarthy and Stone.

Our corporate partners go to incredible lengths to support us! This week a team from Fiscal Technologies attempted to swim the English Channel to raise money for us.

This week we will be sharing stories about ‘moments that matter’, from our families and our CEO Fiona Devine.

To celebrate National Volunteers Week, we took the opportunity to personally thank each and every one of our volunteers at our annual Volunteers BBQ.

When we opened our hydrotherapy pool in May the smiles on the faces of the children and parents that came to try it out said it all!

School teacher, Chris Best, cycled all the way from Land’s End to John O’Groats over ten days

Personal trainer Johnny Stokes, who runs fitness classes across Berkshire, brought together 143 people in Thatcham for a massive bootcamp session and raised more than £3,000

It is Dying Matters week and Catherine Northup our Alexander’s Play Specialist tells us why we should not shy away from talking about loss, especially with children.

Today we celebrated an important milestone for our volunteering family – the launch of our Volunteer Care Programme.

Conservationist, Dr Jess French, enthrals children at our Spring Family Fun day