Remember someone special
We are delighted that Daisy, our In Memory Elephant, is part of the herd. Daisy offers a wonderful way to honour and remember your loved one. Add your dedication onto this beautiful sculpture that will return to Thames Hospice after the trail.
For a donation of £57 to Thames Hospice, artist Simon Pink will hand paint the name of your loved one on Daisy as a permanent dedication to their memory.
Daisy is generously sponsored by Lodge Brothers Funeral Directors. Their support, alongside every dedication, will help ensure that Thames Hospice can continue to offer expert care, comfort and support to local families facing a life‑limiting illness.
£57 could fund a bereavement call by a specialist counsellor to support a family after their loved one has died.
Make a dedication here
Remember someone special
Simon Pink shares Daisy’s story
“Under a vast blue sky, delicate daisies symbolise hope and renewal. Their gentle presence, wisdom and strength mirrors the uplifting spirit of Thames Hospice, where care and compassion bloom daily.
These symbols weave a story of comfort and continuity, where nature, nurture and humanity meet. The daisies and sky embody peace, while the elephant stands as a guardian of love, dignity and remembrance.”
Thank you to our sponsor
Your donations make a BIG difference
Your donations help provide hospice care for patients like Duncan – watch the video to see how this care helped him walk again and make memories with his family.
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After the excitement of our trail across Slough and Windsor in the Summer of 2026, our incredible elephants will be auctioned to raise vital funds for Thames Hospice.
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🎨 Meet Yana Cucheeva, the artist behind Spring Awakening, sponsored by @ascotracecourse. 🐘
Inspired by the natural world from a young age, Yana creates enchanting artworks that capture the magic in everyday landscapes. Her thoughtful use of light and colour gives her work a beautiful fairytale quality.
For Trunks across the Thames, Yana has transformed her elephant into a celebration of Windsor Great Park’s natural beauty. 🌸🌿
Blossoming magnolias, cherry blossoms and golden daffodils are joined by parakeets, robins, blue tits and butterflies, capturing the joy of spring and celebrating renewal, growth and new beginnings. 🦋
#TrunksacrosstheThames #ArtistSpotlight
🚂🐘 A HUGE THANK YOU TO GWR! 🐘🚂
We’re absolutely thrilled to have GWR as a sponsor of the Trunks across the Thames App and Sticker Book! 🎉🙌
Thanks to @gwruk support, trail goers are able to make the most of their adventure and travel by train between Windsor and Slough, helping you journey between the towns and enjoy everything the trail has to offer! 🚆✨
From hopping on the train, to discovering the amazing trunks, collecting stickers and exploring the trail – it’s all part of the adventure and don’t forget, this week is your last week to collect the elephants!
💚 Thank you, GWR, for helping bring Trunks across the Thames to life and helping people travel between Windsor and Slough as they enjoy the trail!
📚🐘 Have you purchased your Sticker Book yet?
If not, what are you waiting for?! Grab your book, hop on the train, start exploring and see how many trunks you can discover before 13 September! 🚂🎟️🐘
#allaboard #GWR #Windsor #Slough #StickerBook
The Trunks across the Thames trail is coming to an end on 13th September. Here’s a little look back at our journey. 🐘💚
From the first elephants arriving to seeing the herd take over Windsor and Slough, the past few months have been full of creativity, community and plenty of unforgettable moments.
Thank you to everyone who has helped bring Trunks to life, from our incredible artists and sponsors to our volunteers, partners and everyone who has explored the trail.
What a journey it’s been. 💚
#TrunksacrosstheThames #ThamesHospice
🐘 Have you spotted Bambi in The Savill Gardens yet? 🌈
Street artist Bambi has brought her distinctive stencil style to Trunks across the Thames, creating this spray-painted baby elephant sculpture in support of Thames Hospice. 🎨💚
A little elephant with a big personality! Have you managed to spot her yet?
#TrunksacrosstheThames #MiniHerd
One week left. 🐘💚
Paired with Canvas of Hope🎶, a song written by Tim Adams, this reel captures some of the special moments behind Daisy and the beautiful herd that have brought so many people together across Windsor and Slough.
There’s still time to visit the elephants and dedicate a name to Daisy in memory of someone special.
Help us keep their stories going and support Thames Hospice.
🐘 Explore the herd – until 13 September 💙 Dedicate a name to Daisy – link in bio
🎶 Canvas of Hope by Tim Adams – on Spotify or follow this link: https://open.spotify.com/track/0CdW6ou4syBNCOP2NPTvra?si=r7Ym5emESpK_LRu348Bv3w&utm_source=copy-link
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