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A fantastic turn out of customers and local officials helped raise substantial funds for local Hospices in Sussex. Our garden centres opened the doors of its coffee shops to hospice representatives for a coffee morning on 13th April. Over £1200 was donated to charity over the course of the morning.
Mayberry chose to support the Martletts in Hove, raising over £500.
With Mayberry donating profits from all hot drinks sold during the morning, the fundraising was further boosted by special cake sales, donation buckets, lottery ticket sales and a tombola, organised by the garden centre. South Downs Raptor Club brought their birds of prey down to support the event, and let visitors to the coffee morning meet some of their fluffy friends.
The event was very well patronised, with guests including Brighton and Hove Mayor Anne Meadows, local MP Mike Weatherley and a string of local councillors.

Dignitaries have been adding their eco hopes to a environmental wish trees at all three Tates of Sussex garden centres.

Hove's MP was joined by Brighton and Hove's mayor and local councillors at Mayberry Garden centre, in Portslade, to make their green wishes public and fix them on a specially installed wooden 'tree', It is one of a network as part of a national campaign to raise awareness of environmental issues organised by manufacturers.

With his wish, Mike Weatherley revealed that he is one of only a few Conservatives who is anti-nuclear, wishing that 'there is no need for nuclear power'. The mayor called for 'less pollution and cleaner air' in her wish.

Jonathan Tate, managing director of Tates of Sussex Garden Centres which runs the Old Shoreham Road site, said he was delighted by the response to the tree. "It is wonderful that so many people care about the planet and the environment we live in."