Judi & Gus set off on coffee and cake tour to raise money for local charity Hospiscare

Local radio and TV personality Judi Spiers has set off with her long term pal, Gus Honeybun to visit as many coffee mornings as they can in September.

Supported by Mercedes Benz of Exeter, who are sponsoring the campaign and who have kindly lent Judi a Cabriolet in which she can zip about the lanes of Devon, the pair will be visiting workplaces, homes and village halls to enjoy some home baking, strong coffee and to give thanks to the lovely people in our community who are raising money for local hospice charity, Hospiscare.

Judi Spiers said: “Hospiscare is a charity close to my heart. I would like people to see that hospices are not places to be feared. At difficult times of life they offer warmth, comfort and support. I always like to say that hospices allow people to not only die, but to live with dignity.”

It’s not too late if you would like Judi & Gus to visit to your coffee morning, but you need to call today so we can try to squeeze in a visit. To get your pack call Becky or Alice on 01392 688020, email fundraising@hospiscare.co.uk  or download a pack at www.putthekettleon.org.uk

Judi & Gus tour dates:

20/09/2017
10:00  Markers Residents Association, The Markers, Cullompton, EX15 3DZ
12:00  Specsavers, 31A Gold Street, Tiverton, EX16 6QB          

22/09/2017
10:00   Wizard Jeans, Unit 5 & 6 Babbacombe Business Park, Torquay, TQ1 3UP
11:30   Twisted Oak, Ide, Exeter, EX2 9RG

27/09/2017   
10:00   Scott Rowe solicitors, Chard Street, Axminster, EX13 5DS

28/09/2017
11:00   The Deer Park Hotel, Weston, Honiton, EX14 3PG
15:00   Glen King PR & Marketing, Hampton House, 23 Longbrook Street, Exeter, EX4 6AB

29/09/2017
11:30   Hair at One, 1 Hanover Road, Exeter, EX1 2TB
 
Hospiscare is a local adult hospice charity, providing free, high quality care and support to people with any type of terminal illness, and those close to them in Exeter, Mid and East Devon.  A gift to Hospiscare in your Will helps to ensure the future of the charity in Devon for generations to come.