Regional Assembly Member, Eluned Morgan has joined forces with Marie Curie to help launch the Great Daffodil Appeal, the charity’s annual fundraising campaign.
The AM for Mid & West Wales attended the event at the Senedd in Cardiff Bay on Wednesday, February 5th along with charity members.
As well lending her support to the appeal, the Labour AM is also encouraging people to help the charity raise more money than ever before by simply giving a donation and wearing a Marie Curie daffodil pin, available from volunteers across Wales and in Superdrug, Spar and Savers stores and Wyevale garden centres.
Eluned Morgan said: “Funds raised through the Marie Curie Great Daffodil Appeal help provide care and support to people at a time when they need it the most. I am pleased to ‘make every daffodil count’ for Marie Curie, and I hope the people of Mid and West Wales will join me in supporting people affected by terminal illness across the country.”
Simon Jones, Head of Policy and Public Affairs, Wales, for Marie Curie, added: “To have the support of Eluned makes a huge difference to Marie Curie. With their help we are able to raise awareness about what we do and reach more people who need us.
“Our services rely on charitable donations, so I’d like to express a heartfelt thank you to everyone who gives a donation and wears a daffodil pin this February and March. The money raised from the Great Daffodil Appeal will help Marie Curie Nurses provide care and support to people living with a terminal illness, and their loved ones, in homes across Wales, as well as in the charity’s Cardiff & the Vale Hospice in Penarth.”
If you would like to volunteer you can find out more information from the website at mariecurie.org.uk/daffodil or call 0800 304 7025.
