The Mountbatten Hospice Coffee Morning at St Saviour-on-the-Cliff gives Shanklin a simple Saturday gathering with a clear local purpose. From 10am until noon, the Queen's Road church hosts homemade cakes, stalls and a raffle in aid of Mountbatten Isle of Wight. It is the sort of drop-in event that works for a quick visit after errands or a longer catch-up over coffee.
The programme is simple: come for cake, browse the stalls and take part in the raffle if you wish. No entry price is advertised. Purchases and raffle participation are the fundraising activities named by the organiser. The poster does not say whether the stalls or raffle accept cards, so check with the organiser if you need a cashless option. The two-hour window suits a brief visit, while an earlier arrival gives you more time to see the stalls before noon. The morning finishes at noon, leaving time to continue into Shanklin or head home before the afternoon fills up.
Mountbatten provides hospice and community palliative care across the Island, supporting patients and families at home as well as at its Newport hospice. The charity says funds raised for Mountbatten Isle of Wight stay on the Island. You can read about Mountbatten's Isle of Wight work before attending. St Saviour's is an active parish church on Queen's Road, and the fundraiser forms part of its wider community life. Allow time to check the stalls before the final half-hour, then explore more Isle of Wight community events for other local fundraisers and gatherings.
