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 ÂŁ57 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 lifeâlimiting illness.
ÂŁ57 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.
DonateCharity Auction
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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The herd has been busy! đđâ¨
From thousands of sculptures collections to rewards unlocked and photos shared, itâs brilliant to see so many of you getting out there and enjoying Trunks across the Thames. đ â¨
And behind every collection, photo and trail adventure is something even more important – helping to raise awareness and vital funds for Thames Hospice, so we can continue providing compassionate care to local families when they need us most. â¨
So, the question is⌠â¨
Have you seen the herd yet? đđ â¨
Download the app, start exploring and see how many you can collect. â¨
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đ Meet Jina Gelder, the artist behind Sunflower sponsored by @visit_eton â¨
A wildlife artist and illustrator, Jina is passionate about creating joyful, detailed artwork that makes people
smile. Inspired by the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower, Sunflower celebrates inclusion, understanding and the importance of embracing our differences.
Swipe through to discover more about Jina and the inspiration behind Sunflower.
Have you spotted Sunflower on the trail yet? đ
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đ⨠The adventure isn`t over yet!
Trunks Across the Thames continues until 13 September, giving you plenty of time to explore our incredible herd across Slough and Windsor.
Then, on 15 October, our elephants will come together for one final time before each sculpture is auctioned to raise vital funds for Thames Hospice.
Don`t miss your chance to be part of the journey. đ Register your interest at https://trunksacrossthethames.co.uk/auction/
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đżđ Planning a visit to The Savill Garden?
Join Pippa as she takes you to meet four members of the herd:â¨â¨ Frankie Frobisherâ¨â¨ Bambiâ¨â¨ Oscaphantâ¨â¨ Amara
Enjoy a stroll through the beautiful gardens, take in the stunning scenery and tick a few more elephants off your trail while youâre there. đ
đ The Savill Garden is open MondayâSunday, 9amâ6pm.
Have you visited these elephants yet? đ
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đ Meet Gayani Ariyaratne, the artist behind Ele Friendly â sponsored by OCU Group
Originally from Sri Lanka, Gayani draws inspiration from the natural world, creating artwork that celebrates wildlife and encourages us to protect it. Ele Friendly highlights the beauty of Asian elephants and the important role they play in living in harmony with nature.
Swipe through to discover more about Gayani and the inspiration behind Ele Friendly.
Have you spotted Ele Friendly on the trail yet? đ
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