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Community funding needed for your new Hospice hub

Mary Potter Hospice

Mary Potter Hospice is excited to have built Te Whare Rānui , our new Hospice hub in Rānui Heights, Porirua.

We have raised $1,064,688 toward this building, and the main work will be completed soon.

But we need your donations to raise another $100,000 so we can finish the fit-out of this hub.

The development of Te Whare Rānui will enable us to better meet the growing and diverse needs of people in this community facing a life-limiting illness. 

While raising this money this is a big challenge,we know how generous the Porirua community has been for Mary Potter Hospice in the past. 

Please contribute what you can to support Mary Potter Hospice – every donation counts, and we are grateful for all your gifts.
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