A hospice in West Sussex has featured in Hobbycraft’s Christmas TV advert. Chestnut Tree House Children’s Hospice in Arundel takes the starring role in the craft retailer’s festive TV ad. The centre was transformed into a “winter wonderland” with handmade Christmas decorations made by staff.
Children’s hospices across the country will be treated to the same makeover by Hobbycraft in partnership with Together for Short Lives, a children’s charity which supports seriously ill children and their families. Staff putting together festive decorations (Image: Hobbycraft) Sharon Wheeler, head of clinical services at Chestnut Tree House, said: “It was so heart warming to see the reaction from our children and families to Hobbycraft’s magical Christmas makeover. “Chestnut Tree House is a special place where we make memories every day - we pack in as much fun and as many experiences as possible.
READ MORE: Firefighters walk length of county for charity “Children’s hospices across the UK play a crucial role for children with life-shortening conditions and provide vital support at the heart of the community. “We couldn’t do what we do without the support of those communities, and organisations such as Together for Short Lives and Hobbycraft. “Thank you.
” To donate to Together for Short Lives, visit hobbycraft.co.uk/charity or text MOMENT to 7056 to donate £5.
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