Moonlight Memory Walk – Children’s Hospice South West
Irwin Mitchell, one of the country’s leading law firms, has pledged its support for local children’s charity Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) by sponsoring its upcoming Moonlight Memory Walk Clevedon 2025.
Irwin Mitchell provides expert legal and financial support to families across Cornwall, Devon, and Somerset — the same area that Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW), which provides specialist care to children with life-limiting conditions.
CHSW has three children’s hospices; Little Bridge House in Devon, Charlton Farm in North Somerset and Little Harbour in mid-Cornwall and supports more than 550 families.
Moonlight Memory Walk, taking place at Salthouse Fields in Clevedon on Saturday 4 October 2025, is a special and uplifting evening that offers people the chance to remember and celebrate the lives of their loved ones.
The 5km sponsored walk along the peaceful and scenic Clevedon seafront begins with a heartfelt memory ceremony, followed by a reflective route with pause points and live music. Now in its 3rd year, the event continues to offer participants a touching way to honour those they have lost while raising vital funds for a much loved local cause.
Cara Hough, Partner at Irwin Mitchell, said: “We are delighted to be supporting Children’s Hospice South West’s Moonlight Memory Walk Clevedon. Charitable giving (both in respect of time and vital funds) are of huge importance to all of us. Being able to support a charity local to our Bristol and South West office is a huge privilege, and we hope that by supporting this event we can help raise vital funds enabling the charity to continue supporting children and families in need of hospice care and support.”
Hollie Thorogood, Event Fundraiser at CHSW and organiser of the Moonlight Memory Walk, added: “We’re so grateful to have this amazing business on board as an event sponsor.
Put simply, their support means more of the money raised by everyone taking part and being sponsored by friends and family can go directly towards the care we provide, instead of covering event costs.” Tickets: Adult (18+) £15.00, Child (12-17 years) £15.00, Child (3-11 years) £5, Child (2 and under) Free
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