Paul Trayler, who has worked for Border Force in Dorset for over 25 years said, “In line with Home Office guidelines, these items may be donated to charitable organisations for use in their fundraising, and all are genuine and in new condition. We have donated several boxes to other non-profit organisations and wanted to ensure Lewis-Manning Hospice Care was one of them. After chatting to Vicki over the phone her passion for the charity came across so much we wanted to do something a little extra, which is why we surprised them with the £500 donation. We’re so glad our chocolate eating habits are able to help provide hospice care to people in our community.”

Lewis-Manning Hospice Care exists to help the people of Poole, Purbeck and East Dorset with life limiting illnesses. Its aim is to increase physical and social well-being, reduce isolation and loneliness, support people to stay in their homes longer, and alleviate the huge pressures on family and carers.