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Hope House launches biggest-ever range of Christmas cards

By Shropshire Live28 November 2022
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The biggest ever range of Christmas cards at Hope House children’s hospice shops means that people can send special season’s greetings while supporting seriously ill children.

Hope House launches biggest-ever range of Christmas cards

This year’s cards show beautiful local scenes from across Shropshire, while there are also both modern and traditional cards that really embody the true spirit of the festive season.  

“This is our biggest ever Christmas card range,” said Jim Martin, retail commercial manager.  

“We have a range of English, Welsh and bi-lingual cards stocked in our shops and there really is a bit of something for everyone.  

“Our cards are always very popular and we often sell out, so don’t leave it too long and make sure you get yours soon to avoid disappointment.”  

Packs of cards range anywhere from £2.50 to £3.95 with the money going towards ensuring the hospice can be here for local children and families.  

“Cards are available in all of our shops, but if you are unable to get along to one then you can still support us and pick up a pack via our website,” added Jim.   

Cards can be purchased online at www.hopehouse.org.uk/christmas-card-shop.  

You can also support Hope House by purchasing tickets for its Bumper Christmas Raffle. With tickets just £1 each you could win a jackpot of £6,000 which can be taken as a lump sum or £500 a month for a year, as well as a second prize of £2,500 and a third prize of £1,500.   

Buy your tickets from any of the Hope House shops or visit www.hopehouse.org.uk/raffle or call the fundraising office on 01691 671671 to get a book.   

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