Join Our Easter Eggstravaganza

East Cheshire Hospice is inviting supporters to join an Easter Eggstravaganza from March 29-April 5.

A fundraising pack has ideas about how to take part, along with recipes, decorations and scorecards.

It could be a bake-off style competition, or simply spending time with family and friends eating cake and drinking coffee.

There is also an ECH Bake Off on Facebook on Saturday, April 3, when culinary enthusiasts can bake along with the team at the Hospice.

Community Fundraiser Carley Macey said: “Many of our supporters are very creative so we know there’ll be some great masterpieces from the Bake Off.

“We’d love people to do some Easter-themed fundraising for the Hospice with those who mean a lot to you, whether in person or virtually.

“The aim is to get a few people together at a convenient time that week, have some fun and raise money for a good cause.

“It could be family, friends, classmates, or work colleagues and over Zoom or face-to-face, as long as government guidelines are followed.

“It’s open to all ages and every penny helps the Hospice.”

Hospice supporter Charlotte Buckley (5) got in some practice by baking a cake with her mum Jennifer.

Hospice supporter Charlotte Buckley getting ready for the Easter Eggstravaganza.

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