Get ready for a magical Santa Sleigh adventure with The Myton Hospices


This December, The Myton Hospices is bringing the holiday cheer to Coventry and Warwickshire with their Santa Sleigh! .
Santa and his Myton elves will be making their way through the region, spreading festive joy and helping raise vital funds to support patients living with life-limiting illnesses and their families, this Christmas and beyond
Santa will be visiting your homes, local supermarkets and shopping centres on:
Monday 1st December – Warwick Gates
Wednesday 3rd December – Myton Road and surrounding streets
Saturday 6th December – Warwick Square from 10am-4pm
Sunday 7th December – Tesco in Atherstone from 10am-3pm
Tuesday 9th December – Chase Meadow (Santa will be outside Tesco Express in Chase Meadow from 5:45pm and will begin the route at 6:30pm)
Thursday 11th December – Woodloes meet & greet from 5:30pm-8pm
Sunday 14th December – Myton’s Santa Dash from 9am-1pm
Tuesday 16th December – Morrisons in Leamington Spa (Santa only) from 10am-3pm
Friday 19th December – Tesco in Warwick (Santa only) from 10am-3pm and Sainsbury’s in Saltisford from 10am-3pm
Saturday 20th December – Asda in Leamington Spa from 10am-3pm
Sunday 21st December – Tesco at Crosspoint, Coventry from 10am-3pm
Monday 22nd December – Tesco on Clifford Bridge Road, Coventry from 10am-3pm
Tuesday 23rd December – Sainsbury’s in Salitsford from 10am-3pm
Whether you're out shopping for your loved ones or just enjoying the Christmas atmosphere, be sure to stop by and say hello. The elves will be on hand to collect any donations you can spare, ensuring that Myton can support more patients and their loved ones in their three hospices, at home and in the community.
Louise Careless, Community Fundraiser at The Myton Hospices, shares: “Christmas is always a special time for us here at Myton, and we’re absolutely thrilled to be touring with our Santa Sleigh again this year. For some of the people we care for, this Christmas may be the last they spend with their loved ones, and every donation, no matter how big or small, helps us make these precious moments as special as possible.”
The Myton Hospices is a charity, not the NHS, and only receive 17% of their funding from the NHS. This year they have to raise £12.7 million to continue providing their services free of charge to patients and their loved ones – that's more than £1 million every month!
The charity rely heavily on the kindness of the local community to ensure more people can access the specialist, compassionate care they need and deserve. Myton looks forward to seeing you this Christmas and sharing in the joy of the season!