Thank you for registering

What happens next?

Thank you for registering to host a coffee morning on 26th September 2024. Your selected hospice or homecare group will contact you over the next few days to arrange your Coffee Morning kit.

Get started today!

We want to help make your coffee morning the biggest it can be, so we’ve put together a few things to help you get started. Click on the links below to get started.

1

Get Social

Share on social media to help spread the word about Bewley’s Big Coffee Morning for Hospice.

2

Download your kit

Download your welcome kit to start the preparations for your Coffee Morning.

Download kit

3

Invite everyone

Download our invite template and invite your friends, colleagues and neighbours.

Download invite

2024 in numbers

35,000

die in Ireland every year

10,288

people died supported by specialist palliative care

1/3

people die supported by specialist palliative care

Over

€2.2m

was raised by people hosting coffee mornings nationwide

2,595

coffee mornings were held across the country

103,800

of us got together to support local hospice care over a cuppa

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FAQs

How your vital donation can help

Meet our ambassadors

Laura Fox

If you are from Galway, you have most likely used or know someone who has used the exceptional services of Galway Hospice. By hosting or supporting a coffee morning for your local hospice, you are helping raise vital funds to support these services for patients and their families nationwide.

Catherine Fulvio

We were very grateful to have hospice care to help us and give us quality time with our mum. It took the pressure off a lot.

Eileen Dunne

The dedication and professionalism of the staff and volunteers at St Francis is inspirational. You too can get involved, by helping to raise funds for the care of some of the most vulnerable people in our society.

Clelia Murphy

I am truly in awe of the staff I’ve met at St Francis Hospice, walking angels is the only way to describe them.

Brendan Gleeson

Thanks to St Francis Hospice, Raheny for restoring my faith in human kindness.

Roisin Upton

I have great admiration for the comprehensive and totally patient centred service that Milford Hospice continues to deliver. Their relentless efforts to offer specialist palliative care services has indeed seen challenges this pandemic year. A Coffee Morning Social gives people an opportunity to give something back, please raise a cup and show your support for your local Hospice service, this will make a difference.

Domhnall Gleeson

I saw first hand the amazing work of the staff as they cared for my dying grandparents, they really are amazing people.

Celia Holman Lee

I am delighted to be an ambassador for this vital campaign and help in any way I can to draw attention to the great work that Hospices involved in the delivery of specialist palliative care do throughout Ireland.
This is what the work of Milford Hospice is about by knowing that they continue to support patients and their families across the Mid-West when needed.

Mario Rosenstock

Each Hospice patient is treated with such kindness and dignity at such a vulnerable time. Please support the work of Hospices by hosting a Coffee Morning this year.

Danny O’Reilly

The care and support that patients and families receive from the hospice staff is inspiring. Please support the work of Hospices by hosting a Coffee Morning this year.

Mark Feehily

Most of us have come face to face with cancer in some shape or form and I am no different. Recently I have been even more inspired than ever to support hospice as so many people I know and their families are cared for both locally by North West Hospice and by hospices nationwide.

Davy Fitzgerald

How can we ever thank you enough for the wonderful professional and attentive care of our dear friend? He received the highest level of care and comfort possible. For this we are ever so grateful.

Maia Dunphy

It is nothing short of a privilege to be an ambassador for the Blackrock Hospice and Hospice Coffee Morning. After my family needed the services of the hospice some years ago, I understood exactly why people say there are angels who walk among us. It is an extraordinary place, run by extraordinary people, and I will always be grateful to them.

Dr. Ciara Kelly

I’ve seen the wonderful care and kindness of hospice staff. Please join me in supporting Hospice Coffee Morning.

Ian Dempsey

At a very vulnerable time, the hospice is such an important support to patients and their families.

John Kiely

Milford provides an essential and much needed service to the people of the Mid West and holds a special place in the hearts and minds of Limerick hurlers and indeed everyone associated with Limerick GAA. We can all play our part by showing our support by hosting or contributing to Milford Hospice’s Coffee Morning this year.

Fionnuala McCormack

To sit down and take time out of a busy life schedule and have a cuppa is a life essential, and to raise money for Hospice Care makes the cuppa and the bun taste that much better.