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St Mary’s joins Co-op Local Community Fund

We’re delighted to announce that St Mary’s has been selected to benefit from the Co-op Local Community Fund. Running from 17th October 2026, Co-op members now have 12 months to help make a difference to their local hospice, at no extra cost to them.

If you’re a Co-op member, open the Co-op app today and select St Mary’s as your chosen cause. Then, every time you shop at your local Co-op store and scan your membership card, you could help us receive valuable income to help fund our work supporting people impacted by a life-limiting illness, as well as those bereaved, across Furness and South Lakes.

If you’re not a member of the Co-op, you can become one online, in your local store, or via the app.

Please take a moment to choose St Mary’s in the Co-op Local Community Fund and encourage your friends and family who are Co-op members to do the same.

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