Shooting Star Children’s Hospices cares for babies, children and young people with life-limiting conditions, and their families, across west London and Surrey. We’re here to make every moment count, whether lives are measured in days, weeks, months, or years. We support families from diagnosis to end of life and throughout bereavement with a range of nursing, practical, emotional, and medical care. Our specialist care and support is free of charge and available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We support around 500 babies, children, or young adults who have a life-limiting condition and their families, as well as around 200 bereaved families. It costs £10 million a year to run Shooting Star Children’s Hospices, so we rely on the generosity of our supporters to keep our services going.
28 GoodGymers have supported Shooting Star Children's Hospices with 18 tasks.
Saturday 3rd January
Written by Liz (She/her)
A freezing, bright morning awaited four keen GoodGymmers, ready to get out and do good today! The last of our tasks for Shooting Stars Children's Hospice, right around the corner from the hospice itself. A wedge of leaflets and a good stomp later, task complete!
Wednesday 31st December 2025
Written by Richmond runner
It was the last day of 2025 and 4 Goodgymer’s did a lunchtime session to distribute leaflets for the Shooting Stars children's hospice. There are a series of tasks starting from different areas, please come along and help if you can!
Monday 29th December 2025
Written by Adam Stephens
Friday 26th December 2025
Written by Liz (She/her)
The first of six tasks for Shooting Stars Children's Hospice to help raise funds with their Christmas tree collection service. And a merry post-Christmas to all!
Saturday 27th December 2025
Written by JP
For the round of leaflet dropping for the Shooting Stars Children's Hospice Xmas tree collection fundraiser, Adam and JP covered the streets in St Margarets near Turners House
Thursday 2nd January 2025
Written by Sarah-Jane Messenger
Goodgym Richmond ventured North to Kew. We split into two groups of shooting leaflet givers, on each side of the magical railway.
I am pleased to report that all 8 of us made it home before turning into Snowmen / Snowomen. However, it was a close call as the temperature dropped rather quickly!
But in conclusion, a good time was had by all, and more importantly, we had the chance to help a fantastic charity. Thanks to all those who helped out.
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