Club 3000 Bingo in Huyton recently rallied their community of staff and customers to raise an impressive £5,000 in support of Zoe’s Place, Liverpool’s cherished baby hospice.

Zoe’s Place, which opened its doors as the first baby hospice in the UK in 1995, provides critical respite, end-of-life and palliative care for babies, infants and young children across Merseyside and the Northwest.

The hospice is currently working to raise £6.4 million to fund a new facility with upgraded resources to better support families in need.

Our team in Huyton took an innovative approach to their fundraising efforts. Inspired by the club’s close ties to Zoe’s Place (many of the team members know someone personally touched by the charity) our staff organised a “Tour de Club 3000.”

For the challenge, they collectively cycled 1,486 miles on exercise bikes set up in the club’s reception area. With determination and community support, they completed the ride on Sunday, November 3rd, surpassing their initial goal and raising £5,000.

Club 3000 Bingo Huyton Manager Robert Cahill expressed his pride in the team and gratitude for the community's generosity:

“I am so proud of my staff, and a huge thank you to our customers who supported us.  This initiative reflects the spirit of Club 3000 Bingo, where community involvement goes hand-in-hand with the fun of bingo.  We are delighted to give back to such a meaningful cause. We hope our contribution helps Zoe’s Place move closer to their goal.”