Challenges

Taking on a challenge is a fantastic way to raise funds for the Hospice. We have something for everyone, from Skydiving to Walking 100km. There are loads more opportunities than we have listed here. You can climb the Three Peaks, cycle from Lands End to John O'Groats or walk The Great Wall of China, the list is endless.

Please note that all events listed on this page are organised by external event companies.

Three Peaks Challenge

The National Three Peaks Challenge involves climbing the three highest peaks of Scotland, England and Wales, often within 24 hours.Read more

Ride London

Celebrating the legacy for cycling created by the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Read more

Run Norwich

Run Norwich is a 10-kilometre road race, organised by the Norwich City FC Community Sports Foundation (CSF), that takes place in the heart of Norwich’s beautiful and historic city centre.Read more

Three Peaks Challenge

The National Three Peaks Challenge involves climbing the three highest peaks of Scotland, England and Wales, often within 24 hours.Read more

Perkins Great Eastern Run

The Perkins Great Eastern Run in Peterborough is growing in reputation. It's one of the fastest growing half marathons in the country.Read more

Inflatable 5km - Norwich

The UK’s best Inflatable Obstacle course has got even bigger, bouncier and more insane. They have added crazy NEW obstacles to make the most fun and extreme inflatable obstacle event ever created.Read more

London Marathon 2019

The Virgin London Marathon is one of the world's most iconic sporting events. Read more

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Hunstanton Kite Festival

Hunstanton Kite Festival is a long-running annual event held each August, with kite displays, air displays, a classic car rally, classic motorcycles on display, craft fair, kids' activities and stalls. Organised by Hunstanton Rotary Club with a percentage of proceeds going to The Norfolk Hospice.

Bring a bottle

We are in need of donations for our bottle tombola at Sandringham Flower Show on Wednesday 25th July.

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We need you to tick yes because as a supporter, you are extremely important to the Hospice.

Calling Classic Car Owners

The Norfolk Hospice, Tapping House is encouraging owners of classic cars and other vehicles to take part in the first Car Show and Family Fun Day on Sunday 2nd September to raise vital funds for the Hillington based charity. The Car Show and Family Fun Day is a one day, outdoor event which aims to draw over 120 cars and other vehicles from far and wide.

Classic car show and family fun day

A fantastic day for all of the family at our first Family Fun Day and Car Show at Sandringham Visitors Centre.

Who we help

Here at The Norfolk Hospice, Tapping House, we know that a life-shortening illness doesn’t just affect the one person - it affects everyone around them too.

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Becky Pochetty Pavement Pounding

running the London Marathon 2018

Meet our staff and volunteers

The Hospice is run by a team of paid full time and part time staff and over 300 volunteers, some of whom commit to working several hours every week for the Hospice, whilst others volunteer a few hours in a year to help out.

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We need you to tick yes because as a supporter, you are extremely important to the Hospice.

Lantern Walk

Our Lantern Walk is an opportunity for you to come together with family and friends and walk in memory of a loved one, with lanterns lighting up the route at dusk.

Our history

The Norfolk Hospice Tapping House serves a geographical area of around 550 square miles across Norfolk and the Fens and a population catchment area of around 165,000 people.

The Dr Hugh Ford Inpatient Unit

Providing holistic support to you and your family

Susan's story

The Hospice has been life-saving for me. It’s seven months since Bernard died and I still attend the monthly coffee mornings for the bereaved and the monthly stroll together around Sandringham woods. It’s so cathartic to talk to others that have been through this very dark place. We all support each other. We all know exactly what each other is talking about. We’ve all been there, the timings are different, the order of events are different, but the grief is the same.