We have dug out 19 pictures from the late 1990s and early 2000s of volunteers, fairs, festivals of light and general fundraising shots.
Who can you spot in these throwback pictures which go back more than 23 years?
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9. Visual imaging camera
Alan Dootson, centre, St John's Hospice Appeal and Doncaster Cancer Detection Trust treasurer, handed over the visual imaging camera to consultant surgeon John Bagley, right, watched by Nigel Clifton, chief executive of The Doncaster Royal and Montagu Hospital. The presentation took place at the Mansion House in 1999 Photo: Steve Taylor
10. Christmas switch on
At the switch on of the Christmas Tree lights at Doncaster station members of the senior brass ensemble from the William Appleby Music Centre played carols before the lights were switched on by at rear from left Lord Walker and Dorothy SEdgwick executive member of the St Johns Hospice with right Paul Stubbs conductor back in 1999 Photo: R Ingram
11. Station art
St. Johns Hospice O.T. Daycare leader, Caroline Taylor, with one of the many Hospice patients works which have been mounted by an artist and are on show at The Point in Doncaster back in 2000 Photo: Paul David Drabble
12. Hospice visit
The Mayor and Mayoress of Doncaster, Councillor Margaret Robinson and Janet Rivett (second and third left), and Doncaster Council leader, Councillor Colin Wedd (fourth left), visited St John's Hospice In 2000. Our picture shows them being shown round by Cancer Detection Trust chairman John Clark (left), watched by Hospice matron Brenda Collins and CDT vice-chairman Mark Toseland. Photo: steve taylor