Events

The Mary Potter Hospice Shops winter clearance sale is on now! There’s 50% off selected departments + selected $2 clothing from Monday 26 August until

Head to the Mary Potter Hospice shop in Kāpiti on Saturday 31 August for the courtyard clearance sale! From 10am you’ll find fantastic savings on

Join us in celebrating one year at our new location! Head to the Mary Potter Hospice shop in Porirua on Saturday 31 August between 11am

Add a Dollar in support of Mary Potter Hospice! Help us help others and ask to ‘Add a Dollar’ at the checkout of your local

Fundraise for Mary Potter Hospice – 70s style! This year is Mary Potter Hospice’s 40th birthday, and we’re harking back to 1979 – the year

Matariki, the Māori new year. A time for remembering the dead, celebrating new life and planting new crops. On Thursday 11 and Friday 12 of

We’re saying cheers to 40 years of Mary Potter Hospice! Be a sport and join us for Wellington Good Sports. Wellington Good Sports is a

Dealing with loss and grief on Mother’s Day Mother’s Day can be difficult when you are grieving the loss of your mother, grandmother, your child

Registrations have now closed. Thanks for your support! 2019 is a special year for us as 40 years ago, Mary Potter Hospice was gifted to

From Wills, rental agreements, funeral planning and more – join us at your local Lining up the Ducks seminar and together, we’ll get your ducks

Have you found yourself living on your own? Are you unsure how to go about doing this? You are not alone. Our four workshops will

Mary Potter Hospice invites you to attend this Bereavement Support Group This group is a support group that for adults who are bereaved.  Although grief is

Kathryn Mannix is a UK best-selling author and palliative care doctor. She spoke to us about her book With the End in Mind which explores the possibility

Mary Potter Hospice invites you to a free public talk by UK best-selling author and palliative care doctor, Kathryn Mannix. Dr Mannix will discuss a

We all need support in times of grief or loss. In collaboration with Strathmore Community Centre and Kahungunu Whānau Services, Mary Potter Hospice is running

A Mary Potter Hospice Shop is popping up in the city this Friday, Saturday and Sunday only! Find us on 73 Manners Street for pre-loved

  Thank you to our sponsors who donated the fantastic prizes this year. All funds raised through ticket sales will help us keep Hospice care

Experience a fun night out with your friends – casually stroll Farmers’ Beauty Department and discover the latest beauty products on offer at Farmers Lambton

Our pre-orders are now closed. Thank you to all the wonderful workplaces and schools who pre-ordered our #SundaesForGood! Pick-up pre-orders: If you chose to pick-up

Earlier this month, we welcomed over 100 guests to a celebratory Camellia Heritage Club spring luncheon at Rydges Wellington Hotel. On a beautiful afternoon, guests

You can have your cake and eat it too at Le Cordon Bleu New Zealand’s Charity High Tea. Savour sweet treats as you support Mary Potter

Save the date for our Strawberry Festivals this November!

The woman’s division of the Wellington Indian Association is fundraising for Mary Potter Hospice. Thursday 6 September 2018 at the Penthouse Cinema, Brooklyn. Tickets are

Waikanae Lions proudly present the The Air Force Band Fundraising event for Mary Potter Hospice Event details Date: Sunday 24 June, 1.30pm Venue: Southward Car Museum, Otaihanga

Kāpiti Coast Funeral Home are holding a four course medieval banquet, in support of Mary Potter Hospice. Attend and enjoy a great night out in

Blue Illusion Fundraising event for Mary Potter Hospice Join the Wellington blue illusion team for an evening of fun & fashion in support of Mary

Your fundraising efforts for Mary Potter Hospice have raised an amazing $3,725.51 – and counting!

For every book and digital membership sold, Mary Potter Hospice receives $13 to put towards our valuable services. Entertainment™ Memberships are only $65 – order yours today!

Friday 18 – Saturday 19 May, 2018 Mary Potter Hospice was gifted to the people of Wellington, Porirua and Kapiti over 30 years ago by

Volunteer for our Street Appeal – 18-19 May 2018!

Read our latest Hospice Happenings online

The NZ Tractor Trek team will be raising funds for hospices throughout New Zealand, including Mary Potter Hospice.

Thanks to your support, our local Farmers stores have raised $58,883.37 for Mary Potter Hospice!

Read our Summer/Raumati 2017 newsletter online

  2017 Christmas Raffle Winners Drawn Thank you to everyone who supported us by purchasing our raffle tickets this Christmas, and donated the fantastic prizes

Read our latest Hospice news and happenings online – Merry Christmas.

This year we decided instead of making a new Angel we would give people the opportunity to order from our back catalogue!

Pop into Farmers Kilbirnie, Lambton Quay, Porirua or Paraparaumu for your Christmas shopping, and you can support Mary Potter Hospice as well.

Come down to see us outside of Whitcoulls on Lambton Quay or Unity Books on Willis Street until 24 December, and get your Christmas presents

We’re pleased to announce that thanks to your support of the Mary Potter Hospice Strawberry Festival in Midland Park last week, we were able to raise $40,115.30 – about $10,000 more than last year.

The Mary Potter Hospice Strawberry Festival at Midland Park, Lambton Quay, is the place to be on Wednesday.

At midday Prime Minister Jacinda Adern will be visiting the festival, and at 1:45pm both the Governor General and the Mayor of Wellington will be there.

Read our latest Hospice news and happenings online, and find out how your support can make the world of difference.

Read our latest news & happenings in this month’s Hospice Happenings e-newsletter

Read our Winter 2017 newsletter online

Come and learn some simple skills when caring for sick whānau at home. You may also find ways to care for yourself and plan for the future.

The Kāpiti Coast Festival is back for 2017

Do you sometimes get hoha? Ever come out of a medical appointment and were not quite clear what went on? You or someone you are