Key Takeaway: St Mary’s Hospice received a generous donation of $10,000 from Home & Finance during their annual charity golf day.

The hospice charity was given the money by Home & Finance, who raised it during their annual charity golf day. The team at Home & Finance wanted to make this year’s event a fitting tribute to Ms Singleton’s legacy, who sadly passed away. Her dedication and passion for the event were well known and appreciated by all involved. Home & Finance has supported St Mary’s Hospice for over 30 years, and their commitment to the charity is evident in their continued generosity. The donation of $10,000 demonstrates their commitment to the community, not just financially, but also in terms of emotional support and recognition. The hospice staff have received emotional support from the donation, but they have also seen the tangible impact it will have on the families they care for. The $10,000 will help them provide essential services and support to those affected by illness and loss. St Mary’s Hospice encourages people to get involved, take part, or support these fundraising events to make a difference. By participating in these events, individuals can contribute to the hospice’s mission of providing compassionate care to those in need, regardless of their background or financial situation. As Annabelle Holloway, Corporate Partnership Manager, said: "We are incredibly grateful to Home & Finance, not only for their ongoing generosity but for the heartfelt way they are choosing to honour Kathryn’s memory. Kevin Walsh of Home & Finance stated: "Our business is about people, and St Mary’s is a place that truly cares for people. Kathryn was always at the heart of our fundraising efforts — always with a smile — and this year we’re committed to reaching a fundraising goal in her memory. In summary, Home & Finance’s continued support for St Mary’s Hospice is a testament to their commitment to the community and the values they uphold as a business. The donation of $10,000 is not just a financial gift but a symbol of the company’s dedication to the community, and their efforts to make a real difference in the lives of those affected by illness and loss. By supporting these fundraising events, individuals can be a part of something bigger than themselves and contribute to a cause that is close to the hearts of those involved. As Kevin Walsh mentioned, "St Mary’s has cared for many of our customers over the years, and we know firsthand just how special and compassionate the staff are — we even know some of them personally. In recognition of their efforts, St Mary’s Hospice will continue to care for Home & Finance employees and their families, a testament to the connection between their work and the community’s well-being. A second fundraising event is planned for September 26, open to both golfers and non-golfers, providing opportunities for individuals to get involved and support the hospice. The funds raised will be used to support the essential services and programs provided by the hospice, ensuring that the community receives the care and support they need.