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Have you received a call about the St Mary’s Hospice Lottery?

We’re aware that some supporters have recently received phone calls inviting them to join or rejoin the St Mary’s Hospice Lottery.

We’d like to reassure you that these calls are genuine. St Mary’s Hospice is currently working with an external company to help us reach more people who may wish to support our hospice through the lottery.

We understand that receiving an unexpected call can sometimes raise questions, so we wanted to reassure you that this is an authorised fundraising activity on behalf of St Mary’s Hospice.

If you have any further questions or would like to check anything about the calls you have received, please email our Lottery Manager, Christine, at christine.linton@stmaryshospice.org.uk. We’re always happy to help and answer any questions you may have.

Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to check with us, and to all our wonderful supporters who continue to help make our work possible.

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