Corporate

Corporate Support

Macmillan Caring Locally has no association with the national charity Macmillan Cancer Support and does not receive any funding from them.
Forming a corporate partnership with Macmillan Caring Locally is not only good for our charity, it’s good for your business! By partnering with us, your brand will be seen by our current and future supporters on our website, in our newsletters, social media and at our events.

This mutually beneficial relationship will allow us to generate much needed funds and local awareness and support and it enables our partners to strengthen their brand, increase their audience and to drive customer and staff loyalty through an affiliation that makes a real difference.

The current facilities at the Macmillan unit were built in 1974 and are no longer fit for purpose and we are therefore building a new unit in the grounds of Christchurch Hospital.

Referrals have increased by 100% since 2010 so we need more beds, staff and improved facilities. We not only treat cancer patients, but those with any life limiting illness, such as Motor Neurone Disease.

Over the past 35 years, due to the generosity and support of our local community, we have been able to set aside £5million to commence the project. However, we still need to raise a further £4million to complete the build. We then of course will need to equip the new facilities with everything from tea spoons to High Tech beds.

How Your Company Can Support

 

How a partnership can benefit you

An affinity with an effective, well-respected and transparent charity.
Build your company’s profile through an association with the Macmillan Caring Locally Unit.

 

 

 

 

Brand impact

Get your story heard and increase your sales by engaging a new audience through our creative campaigns.

Attract, retain and motivate your staff.

Keep your staff happy, engaged and motivated by involving them in fundraising ideas, team events and payroll giving.

Meet your Corporate Social Responsibility objectives and make a difference by sponsoring or fundraising for a specific project, you can meet your goals and see exactly how your company is making a difference.

 

 

Ways to Get Involved

 

Corporate donation

Make a one-off donation or set up a regular gift in support of the new future proof building. Consider funding a piece of equipment or even a room in the new building that can be named as you wish.

Get your customers involved

Checkout donations are big in the US and becoming increasingly popular here too. Why not find ways to get your customers to donate by asking for a gift at the end of a website transaction or by putting one of our collection tins at your till.

As a wholesale supplier, you may wish to engage your clients by asking them to support your chosen charity by making a donation or supplying items for raffles and auctions.

Charity of the year

Make the Macmillan Caring Locally new build appeal your company’s Charity Of The Year and challenge your staff to put the fun into fundraising through baking competitions, fancy dress down days, and innovative challenges.

Take part in a challenge

There are lots of physical challenges that you and your colleagues can get involved with. From skydiving to climbing Kilimanjaro!

Payroll giving

Employees will appreciate the opportunity to give through a simple and tax-efficient process – especially if you are able to offer matched funding! It entitles you to use the Payroll Giving Quality Mark, and enhances your organisation’s social responsibility profile. Visit cafonline.org or payrollgivingorgs.co.uk/ to find out more.

  • A £10 per month donation would cost the donor £8
  • A £20 per month donation would cost the donor £16
  • A £50 per month donation would cost the donor £40

Become a corporate partner

Donate royalties, a percentage of goods sold or give a yearly donation and be a proud supporter of a great cause. We will add your company to our website and promote our partnership to create a mutually beneficial relationship.

Match funding

Match whatever funds your employees raise. This is a great way to motivate staff to fundraise and for your social responsibility policy.

Gifts in kind

We are constantly looking for prizes for our event raffles and auctions. Whether you can donate your products, wine, experiences, artwork or holidays, support of this kind really makes a difference! Be innovative! A tour of the Aston Martin factory raised £5,000 for a charity and a pint with the Edge from U2 raised £40,000! Apparently the Edge said he’d throw in a packet of crisps for that!

Donating goods to charity can be more cost effective than writing it off. You could donate samples, end of season and terminal stock. This can prove more effective than storage or a write off on the balance sheet.

Sponsorship

We will need to hold events to raise awareness and funds for our cause. Can your company sponsor the event, supply wine or food or even have access to a prestigious venue?

Furnishings

Could you supply furnishings and electrical goods for our new unit? We need everything from curtains to washing machines!

Fundraising handbook

We will supply you and your staff with a comprehensive fundraising handbook that is full of ideas that will appeal to everyone on some level

Can you help to secure the future of our services by donating to this much needed initiative?

Please contact:
Lin Sharp
Capital Appeal Director
lin@macmillanlocal.org
01202 477628

List of pharmacies 

 Pharmacy name and address

Phone Number

100 hour pharmacy

 Locality

Asda Pharmacy

St Pauls Road, Bournemouth,BH8 8DL

01202 298900

Yes

Bournemouth East

Castle Lane Pharmacy
482 Castle Lane West Bournemouth, BH8 9UD

01202 772110

Yes

Bournemouth West

Ferndown Pharmacy
487 Ringwood Road, Ferndown, BH22 9AG

01202 892666

Yes

East Dorset

Tesco Extra Pharmacy
Yarrow Road, Mannings Heath Poole, BH12 4NX

01202 457447 or 01202 367447

Yes

Parkstone

Asda Pharmacy
West Quay Road, Poole, BH15 1JQ

01202 207000

Yes

Poole Central

Equipment – www.redcross.org.uk Is useful for wheelchairs and other equipment

Guide for people nearing end stage of life : https://intranet.rbch.nhs.uk/uploads/palliative/documents/What-to-Expect.pdf

Brief Drugs List for GPs

 

Pain/breathlessness:

Morphine sulphate 2.5-5mg SC PRN (10mg in 1ml injection)

(alternative if taking PO or eGFR<30 – Oxycodone 1 – 2.5mg SC PRN (10mg in 1ml injection))

[Please take background opioid into account when prescribing doses for anticipatories]

Anxiety/distress:

Midazolam 2.5-5mg SC PRN (10mg in 2ml injection)

Secretions:

Glycopyrronium 200mcg SC PRN (600mcg in 3ml injection)

(alternative for secretions: Hyoscine Butylbromide 20mg/ml injection)

Nausea :

Levomepromazine 6.25mg SC PRN (25mg in 1ml injection)

(alternative for nausea: Haloperidol 1.5mg SC PRN (5mg in 1ml injection)

Water for injection

Dexamethasone 3.3mg SC OD-BD (equivalent to 4mg PO) if risk of steroid withdrawal/Addisons during terminal phase.

Day/Time Example Timetable
Monday – AM

9am MMU Ward Hand over; 9:30am Tour of MMU

10m Consultant Ward Round, MMU

Monday – PM

12pm Ward Nurses – syringe driver administration (treatment room)

1:30 Nursing Handover – MMU (ward office)

MMU – Admission Assessment(s) with ward doctor

Tuesday – AM

9am Ward Hand over

9:20am Referrals Meeting on MMU

10am Community visiting with Specialist Nurse

Tuesday – PM

12:30 Journal Club – MMU (doctors office)

2pm Introduction to Patient and Family Support Team

3pm Introduction to Welfare and benefits Advisor

Wednesday – AM

9am Ward Hand over

9:20am Referrals Meeting on MMU

10am Consultant ward round – MMU

Wednesday – PM

2pm Doctor/Nurse Home Visit with Specialty Doctor

Thursday – AM

9:15am Multi-Disciplinary Team Meeting on MMU

Thursday – PM

2pm Introduction to Palliative Rehabilitation with Physiotherapist

3pm Introduction to Complex Discharge Planning in terminal illness

Friday – AM

Hospital Palliative Care Team Ward Visits

Friday – PM

2pm Introduction to Personalised Care Plan for the Last Days of Life with End of Life Care Nurse

4pm Debrief / sign off