East Cheshire Hospice is hoping the public will let it keep donations made for the Christmas tree collection.
Refunds are available – or trees will be collected once lockdown eventually ends – but the Hospice hopes supporters will help ease its financial plight by not asking for donations to be returned.
However, it says it quite understands if people prefer a refund because trees cannot be collected on the weekend originally specified.
A Hospice statement said: “If you would like us to keep your kind donation towards the collection, you don’t need to do anything, and we thank you so much as this will make a real difference at this difficult time.
“If you would still like your tree to be collected on the re-arranged date, you don’t need to do anything, we will be in touch closer to the time with more information about this once a new date is safe and possible.
“If you would like a refund for your donation towards the Christmas tree collection campaign, please notify us by completing the form on our website.
“Please note, if we don’t hear from you to request a refund, your kind donation will be gratefully accepted and will make a real difference at this difficult time.
“Thank you for your continued support.”
To find out more about the postponed collection click here.
The recycling operation at an East Cheshire Hospice Christmas tree collection.
