Plant a snowdrop in remembrance: The North Kesteven Snowdrop Event

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Snowdrop Event Poster

The District Council is inviting people once more to join the upcoming North Kesteven Snowdrop Event in aid of Child Bereavement UK. 

In partnership with the Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust, the Snowdrop event will bring families together to remember those that are no longer with us. It’s being held at Whisby Nature Park, on Saturday 11 March 2023.

Between 12noon and 3pm there will be an opportunity for families to plant snowdrops in memory of someone special who has died. The commemorative event provides the chance for families and individuals to have time to remember, and to feel support from their community.

For just a small donation you can plant a snowdrop in a specified area of remembrance. Snowdrop bulbs will be kindly provided by Pennells Garden Centre in South Hykeham and will be available on the day. Proceeds will be donated to Child Bereavement UK, a charity that provides support and education to families when a baby or child dies or is dying, or when a child is facing bereavement. The charity trains 7,000 people a year giving professionals a better understanding of the needs a grieving family will face.

After planting your Snowdrop, you can take a walk around the area to take a moment and remember or meet others who have been in a similar situation to your own.

Should you wish to volunteer or for more information about Child Bereavement’s work, visit childbereavementuk.org

For more information on the Snowdrop event, visit:  https://www.facebook.com/SnowdropWalk or email partnershipsteam@n-kesteven.gov.uk

 

  • Planting will take place at Whisby Nature Park, Moor Lane, LN6 9BW.
  • Saturday, 11 March 2023.
  • There is a £2.50 parking charge currently, giving access to the park and centre all day.
  • 12noon – 3pm
  • Whisby Nature Park has an onsite Boardwalk Bistro, shop, and Little Darters indoor play as well as varied wildlife walks.
  • Free entry, donations taken in aid of Child Bereavement UK.

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