On a sunny morning in September, members of the British Gas, Aylestone Road office, prepared themsleves to assist LOROS, by dispensing posters and flyers about our upcoming events.
Boxer Rendall Munroe decided to take on 30 people in a continuous sparring session to raise cash for the hospice.
Elaine's father did not die at LOROS, but it was only thanks to the team at the hospice and the support they were given that they were able to fulfill his wish to die at home.
More than 60 people attended another, very successful, Charity Tribute Night which raised over £800 for the Hospice.
A big thank you to all the staff at the Vodafone store in Beaumont Shopping Centre, Leicester who organised a static bike ride recently to raise funds for the Hospice.
People in Harborough are being asked to volunteer their time for the hospice charity LOROS by helping at the Leicester Marathon which takes place at Victoria Park on Sunday, October 25.
As the charity celebrates its 30th birthday, Lady Gretton talks about her time as president and how she became involved with the Groby Road Hospice.
A group of walkers from the Jobcentre, Department for Work and Pensions for Leicestershire and Northamptonshire, undertook a challenge for LOROS and organised a sponsored walk at Foxton Locks.
