Stourbridge Football Club have partnered with Mary Stevens Hospice Lottery to raise awareness of the vital care that the Hospice provides to residents of the Black Country.

Stourbridge Football Club, located just 1.4 miles from the Stourbridge based Hospice, are supporting the Hospice Lottery to encourage football fans to sign up and support the ongoing work of the Hospice.

With only 17% of the Hospice’s annual running costs being provided from the Government, the Hospice relies on support from its local community to ensure that it can raise the funds needed to continue to care for its community.

Andy Bullingham, Vice Chairman at Stourbridge Football Club, said: "Stourbridge Football Club is delighted to be working with The Mary Stevens Hospice Lottery team. Having visited the hospice many times in the past during the run up to our joint annual football fundraising day, we have seen the care the hospice provides first-hand. We understand how vital the hospice is to our local community and the significant costs that are involved to provide this care, free of charge to anyone who needs it.

We have an excellent relationship with the Hospice, and it only seems right that we as the local football club, with such dedicated fans, support their weekly Jackpot Lottery as it is for such a great cause.”

Playing Mary Stevens Hospice Lottery is an easy and rewarding way of supporting patient care at the Hospice, with a guaranteed £1,000 weekly jackpot prize, why not start playing today?

To support Mary Stevens Hospice by playing their weekly lottery, head to their website to sign up today: https://www.marystevenshospice.co.uk/lottery/

Keep up to date with Mary Stevens Hospice Lottery news, prizes and winner stories via their Facebook page @The Mary Stevens Hospice Lottery Ltd.

Contact details
Beth Wheeler, Marketing, Media & Comms Specialist
Mary Stevens Hospice
01384 377778 | beth.wheeler@mshfundraising.co.uk

Note to Editors

Mary Stevens Hospice is a charity offering high quality, specialist hospice care for adults living with life-shortening illnesses and dedicated support for their families and carers. Based in Stourbridge, we serve people who live in the Metropolitan Borough of Dudley, the Black Country and surrounding areas.