BERNESLAI Homes staff have joined Barnsley Hospice’s accumulator challenge to raise money for the charity throughout March.

As part of the challenge businesses get a £30 loan to develop a creative, fundraising idea to grow that money into as much as possible.

Colleagues at Berneslai Homes are selling creative lino prints at pop-up shops across their offices, with a range of designs on offer and every penny raised going to help Barnsley Hospice to deliver specialist palliative and end-of-life care.

From a festive Christmas quiz to sponsored walks and donations from partner organisations, as Berneslai Homes’ chosen charity for 2025/26, colleagues have already delivered various activities to fundraise for Barnsley Hospice.

Amanda Garrard, Berneslai Homes’ chief executive, said: “It’s great to see colleagues using their creativity to support a good cause.

“Getting involved in the challenge is a brilliant way to round off a great year of fundraising.

“We’ve already sold a range of prints, and the pop-up shops inspire colleagues to reflect on the essential palliative and end of life care services Barnsley Hospice provides.”

Simon Atkinson, corporate partnership manager at Barnsley Hospice, added: “We are thrilled that Berneslai Homes have joined in the fun of our popular accumulator challenge.

“It’s been amazing to see all of the creative and wonderful ways of raising funds for the specialist services we provide at the hospice.

“We are lucky to receive so much support from many incredible businesses and organisations across our town, and I’m sure they’re all enjoying the challenge whilst knowing they’re making a big difference to hospice care.”