A total of 15 libraries across Rotherham are hosting their first ever ‘Mass Coffee Morning’ in December in support of Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice. Read more
A Retford man whose novel approach to fundraising involves Jaguars and stickers has raised over £150,000 for Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice in just three years. Read more
A Barnsley mum whose seven-year-old daughter has a rare genetic condition is striding out for the “game-changing” charity which supports her family. Read more
Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice is offering people the chance to win £2,500 while helping local families make precious memories together at Christmas. Read more
Our kind supporters and the Sheffield Telegraph have helped Bluebell Wood reunite a postcard sent in WW1 with the relatives of the soldier who sent it. Read more
From gardening to skydiving, a pioneering Sheffield firm is set to raise the Specialist postural care firm set to raise the equivalent of £10,000 for Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice as a part of their ‘Charity of the Year’ partnership. Read more
A nine-year-old Sheffield Wednesday superfan has taken on his second epic challenge in a year for his beloved cousin Evie-May who has a rare chromosome disorder. Read more
The colour purple reigns for a Sheffield footie squad… Gleadless’s Red Lion FC will no longer be in the red, because their kit is officially now the colour of Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice branding Read more
For the fifth year running, a festive winter scene created by Sheffield artist Margaret Ellis is set to bring Christmas card cheer to thousands of homes across the region. Read more
A volunteer with a lifelong passion for photography is helping showcase the wonderful donations that make Bluebell Wood’s shops a treasure trove for customers. Read more
A new well-being group offering much-needed ‘me time’ for parents and carers of children supported by Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice has been praised as “brilliant” and a “lifeline” by attendees. Read more
Families are being invited to descend on Crystal Peaks Shopping Centre in their ghostliest get-up on October 31st for a fun-filled Halloween extravaganza. Read more
Sheffield-based Great British Bake Off star Howard Middleton dazzled Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice with his culinary expertise when he dropped in for the charity’s mouth-watering take on the hit show. Read more
Members of a Sheffield gym have pushed themselves to the limit by completing a gruelling 30 day fitness challenge to raise funds for Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice. Read more
A Sheffield couple whose foster child needs round the clock care have thanked Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice for helping their dream wedding become a reality. Read more
Workmates at Jenx have really gone the extra mile - or three - for Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice. Read more
A Rotherham mum whose daughter died at just five-days-old has conquered the Three Peaks Challenge in memory of “angelic” Lily. Read more
A brave Rotherham woman has bid a tearful farewell to the hair she’s grown for the past 50 years to raise money for Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice. Read more
Thrifty fashionistas aren’t the only ones lamenting the impending closure of one of Sheffield’s best-loved dress agencies. Read more
A man who spent much of his childhood in hospitals by his sister’s bedside is channelling his experience to help the siblings of children supported by Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice. Read more
A water feature in Bluebell Wood’s tranquil Dragonfly Garden where families go to remember their loved ones is flowing full-time thanks to an incredible effort from a team of volunteers. Read more
Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice has praised the “phenomenal” support it has received from global sports promoter Matchroom Sports and World Snooker since 2013. Read more
A ‘lucky’ Gainsborough man is taking on the epic Three Peaks Challenge for Bluebell Wood as part of his fortieth birthday pledge to pay back his good fortune. Read more
Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice’s new Head of IT is used to working with inspirational people… Read more