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This week is the final call for those to join St Catherine’s Moonlight and Memories Walk.
More than 800 people are set to walk in memory of their loved ones on Saturday 22 June.
For those who want to take part, the deadline to sign up is Tuesday 18 June.
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The walk raises funds for the charity, with people taking part in either a six or eight-mile circular route, both starting in St Catherine’s Park in Lostock Hall at 8pm.
Emma Jacovelli, head of community engagement, said: “We’re welcoming everyone to come together to experience the uplifting atmosphere and fantastic sense of community spirit at our biggest fundraising event of the year.
“There will be lots going on throughout the evening, from live music and glitter face-painting to dancing, stalls to buy light-up accessories and more.
“Funds raised will go towards our specialist care of local people affected by life-shortening illnesses at the hospice and in people’s own homes, as well as the vital emotional and bereavement support offered to patients’ families.”
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Supporters are welcome from 6pm and will be presented with a medal and a hot sandwich from The Mill Café at the end of the challenge.
Registration is £15 for adults and £10 for children in advance, including a 2024 event t-shirt which people are encouraged to decorate in tribute to their loved ones.
Those who miss the deadline to register can call 01772 629171 until midday on Friday or register at the event.
To find out more or register in advance, you can visit the website.
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