The property in St Andrew’s was chosen to feel like ‘home’ to its residents during their stay.
Pictured: The hospice was redeveloped and re-opened in 2012.
The charity has been kept afloat for all these years on the support of the public through various fund-raising events and donations.
The now iconic ‘30 bays in 30 days’ has expanded into walks, cycles and runs.
However, this year the organisers wanted to do something a little different to mark the passing of 30 years of care. The Friends of Les Bourgs Hospice are a group of people who help fundraise for the charity, and this year they’ve decided to hold a lottery in addition to other fundraising challenges.
Pictured: Tickets won’t be available in person until lockdown ends, but they can be reserved.
A lottery draw will be taking place on 9 October this year and tickets are now on sale. Due to Guernsey’s current lockdown you can’t buy tickets in person, but you can reserve them.
A ticket costs £25 and there are four chances to win in the draw in October.
First prize is an i10 Hyundai donated by Barras Car Centre; second prize is an E-Bike from Ian Brown’s Cycle shop. You can take part in a ‘trolley dash’ with the Co-Op for the third prize, or fourth prize is a scenic flight on a private plane.
More details will be available on where you can pick up a ticket in person once lockdown has passed; however, for the time being, you can reserve a ticket by emailing one of the following members of the Friends of Les Bourgs Hospice.
Pictured top: The top prize will be a Hyundai i10 – it was revealed at a launch event for the sponsors earlier this year.
