Colleagues from mydentist, the UK's leading provider of affordable dentistry, are preparing to raise vital funds for this November.

With over 25 years of experience in providing dental care across the UK, the mydentist property team are showing their support for a different type of patient – local Bolton residents facing terminal and life-limiting illnesses.

On Thursday 13th November, 35 employees walked 5 miles from their office in Kearsley. are set to walk the 5 miles from their office in Kearsley. The route took the team from mydensist Support Centre all the way to Mecca Bingo in Bolton, where the walkers finished their efforts by playing two games of bingo.

Every step taken and every number called directly supported the vital care and support we provide, with all monies raised, including any bingo winnings donated.

Corporate Fundraiser at Bolton Hospice, Emma Mitson, shared her enthusiasm for the event. “We are absolutely thrilled and deeply grateful that the mydentist Property Team is dedicating their time and energy to support Bolton Hospice this November. Events like this five-mile walk and their brilliant bingo challenge are absolutely vital. The funds they raise will directly enable us to continue providing specialist, compassionate care to patients and their loved ones when they need us most. Thank you to every member of the team for making such a difference."

John Hudson, Property Director at mydentist, commented: “At mydentist, our mission is to help the nation smile, and that extends beyond our patients to the communities we’re part of. We’re incredibly proud to have supported Bolton Hospice — a place that means so much to many of our colleagues and their families. The generosity shown by our team, our supply chain partners, and the local community has been overwhelming, and we’re delighted to have raised over £9,000 to help the hospice continue its amazing work caring for those who need it most.”

The mydentist Property Team have so far raised over £9,000, and is now calling on colleagues, partners, and the local community to show their support and help reach the ambitious £10,000 target.