Publish date: 6 September 2024
As we mark the International Day of Charity - a day that highlights the importance of giving back and the significant impact charities can make can make - we’re thrilled to spotlight some incredible fundraising efforts happening this weekend for Mersey Cares! Rosie Kaur, our Deputy Chief Medical Officer for Physical Health, is embarking on the National Three Peaks Challenge, where she’ll be climbing the highest peaks in England, Scotland, and Wales from Friday to Sunday. Meanwhile in Liverpool, a team of nine brave Mersey Care staff, carers, and volunteers will be abseiling down the iconic Liverpool Cathedral.
We wish all our fundraisers the best of luck — and thank you for your dedication!
If you’d like to support our fundraisers with a donation or sign up for one of our future fundraising events, please check out the links below.
- Rosie’s National Three Peaks Challenge
- Liverpool Abseil Challenge
- Register to a Mersey Cares fundraising event
Delivering impact - supporting staff wellbeing at Knowsley Safari Park
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We’re thrilled to showcase the impact of our Wellbeing Through Wildlife sessions at Knowsley Safari Park, funded by our Mersey Cares Charity. These half-day sessions, filled with mindfulness and nature-based activities, are just one of the many incredible wellbeing initiatives the charity has been able to fund in recent months—with more exciting projects on the way! Looking ahead, the charity aims to fund more wellbeing activities to benefit even more staff, with a dedicated Workplace Wellbeing Fund already in place to support these efforts.
Read more about the sessions and view our short video: Mersey Cares funds unique 'Wellbeing through Wildlife'
Read more about our achievements in the last year and the impact we’re delivering in our latest article: Celebrating International Day of Charity 2024.
