Are you a social butterfly, an adrenaline junkie, or a lover of the great outdoors?
We create an exciting and varied events and activities calendar for our supporters every year. Whoever you are, and whatever you love, we hope you’ll find your perfect event with us.
We also love to hear about our supporters and the events you are planning, so please let us know about what you are planning to do so that we can support you every step of the way.
Please contact the Fundraising Team for any enquiries, or to chat about an event or activity of your own, on 01900 873173 or info@hhwc.org.uk.
Event Calendar
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Screening at Rosehill Theatre, Whitehaven
Premiering at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2022, Rosehill is proud to be partnering with Hospice at Home West Cumbria for this special screening of the play.
Grow your £30 challenge
Compete against your colleagues, starting with £30 you will turn your ideas into cash! Who will win?
Ferrata Xtreme
We have teamed up with The Lakeland Mountain Guides to offer you the opportunity to take on the Via Ferrata Xtreme course at Honister Slate Mine. This amazing activity will allow you to push your boundaries,...
Skydive for charity
Reach new heights with your fundraising for Hospice at Home West Cumbria with a charity skydive! We are excited to have teamed up with Skydive Northwest to offer the perfect opportunity to achieve something...
Make a Will Month 2026
Make a Will Month is being held throughout February 2026 and is your chance to make or update your Will with a local solicitor at a discounted fee, which is then generously donated to Hospice at Home West...
Hospice UK Legacy Campaign
127 hospices across the country unite for a second year behind the This is Hospice Care campaign – urging members of the public to leave a gift in their Will to their chosen hospice. Without this support,...
Have Everest Base Camp or Mount Kilimanjaro ever been on your bucket list?
Matt Le-Voi from LMG Treks & Expeditions will be joining us on the evening of 25th February 2026 to talk through the treks and answer all your questions.
Join our Bunny Hop!
Spring into your Easter fundraising with our Bunny Hop! We are inviting local schools and nurseries to take part this Spring term - simply choose any day in March or April to don your bunny ears and hop...
Egremont Farmers Market
We receive great support from the Egremont Farmers Market and throughout the year we attend their market to raise awareness and funds for our services.
Dunmail Park
Dunmail Park supports Hospice at Home West Cumbria by allowing us space to hold store collections to raise awareness and funds for our services.
Join us this spring for our Sea of Sunflowers display
Join us this spring for our Sea of Sunflowers display… From 10th – 13th April, the gardens of Cockermouth Castle will be filled with a sea of ironwork sunflowers, creating a space to reflect and remember...
Maryport to Millom Challenge
Join our virtual challenge to take on the 46 miles that our services cover along the West Cumbrian coastline, however, whenever and wherever you like.
Dying Matters
Dying Matters is a campaign run by the charity, Hospice UK. The aim of the campaign each year is to create an open culture in which we’re comfortable talking about death, dying and grief.
Great Manchester Run 2026
We have secured limited places for the Great Manchester Run, taking place on Sunday 31st May! Entry is just £40, and gives you the opportunity to tick that half-marathon off the list in the centre of one of...
Great Hospice Cake Off
The Great Hospice Cake Off is back for 2026! 📣🍰 🥐 Taking part is literally a piece of cake – choose a date in September to host your ‘Cake Off’, and get baking!
Great North Run 2026
We have now sold all our places for the 2026 Great North Run event, taking place on 13th September, however if you would like added to our reserve list or would like to register your interest for the 2027...
Hospice at Home West Cumbria provided such wonderful care for my husband. They enabled him to spend his final days at home with me and our children and supported us through the saddest and most difficult time of our lives. I’ll always appreciate their dedication and sensitivity and the difference they made.