Kelly wrote her Will in 2019 then amended it recently, in both cases taking advantage of opportunities to create a free will using lawyers in partnership with Harbour Hospice.

Hospice shops turn into fundraising engines
Warkworth mother and daughter team, Christine and Liz Sanderson, have celebrated a lot of birthdays together. This month they’ll mark a birthday of a different kind, the 30th birthday of Harbour Hospice’s Warkworth shop.

Promise to friend leads to 25 years’ volunteering for Hospice
Gaye Burridge is a woman who knows how to keep a promise. So, when her friend Margaret told her that when they retired, they should volunteer for hospice she did just that. And 25 years later Gaye still volunteers for hospice.

Fifteen years of entertaining at Hospice
Bob plays the piano at Harbour Hospice’s Day Group sessions for patients and their carers and this month he’ll be recognised for 15 years’ service.

Giving back to hospice
Golf has been a lifelong passion for Ōrewa resident Mike Grunsell (79) so when he wanted to fundraise for Harbour Hospice, starting a golf tournament was a no-brainer.

Guided every step of the way
It was Phil Bates’ wish to remain at home with his dear wife Patsy until his very last breath. With hospice support, Patsy was able to fulfill his wish.

Hospice champions reflect on volunteering
Knowing they’re helping others is the reason Warkworth locals Maureen Phillips, 91, and Christine Sanderson, 83, have volunteered for Harbour Hospice for more than three decades.

Gardening volunteers dig in for Harbour Hospice
For those who love to garden, there’s nothing more therapeutic than a morning spent pulling weeds or pruning – and that’s what you’ll find five cheerful volunteers doing every Monday morning at Harbour Hospice North Shore.

Kiwi takes on ultramarathon to raise funds for Harbour Hospice
Meet Lydia Fookes. Lydia is a Kiwi on a mission to raise $2500 for Harbour Hospice by running an ultra marathon in Canada, the Squamish50 on 17 August.


