Housing firm delivers in excess of £28,000 for hospice
A hospice who provide expert care to children, young adults and families from its base in Winchester have received more than £28,000 in charity fundraising in 2024 from a housebuilder.
Naomi House & Jacksplace, based in Sutton Scotney, have supported almost 550 children and young adults with life limiting and life threatening illnesses and conditions.
The hospice was chosen by regional housebuilder Miller Homes Southern as its dedicated charity of the year for 2024, with the developer’s staff and associates raising money through a variety of activities and events including a charity golf day, bake sales, physical challenges and quiz nights.
The housebuilder recently took a team of seven staff members to a Santa fun run in Winchester, near to Naomi House’s location, which raised an additional £973 towards the overall total achieved by the Miller Homes team.
In total, £28,688 has been raised and donated by Miller Homes Southern to Naomi House & Jacksplace, which will go towards providing vital services for the hospice’s care of its patients.
David Brown, managing director of Miller Homes Southern, said: “It has been truly wonderful to see the commitment from everyone within the team to support our fundraising goals in 2024, to raise money for an inspirational group of people who make Naomi House what it is.”
“Thanks to the efforts of everyone associated to Miller Homes Southern, we are very proud to have handed over in excess of £28,000 to the hospice, and know this money will be spent on providing many of their exceptional services to the children and young people in our community who need their support.”
Basingstoke-based Miller Homes Southern is currently building new homes across Hampshire, Sussex, Surrey and Oxfordshire.
To find out more about the services provided by Naomi House & Jacksplace, visit https://www.naomihouse.org.uk/.