Capturing “Hope” Competition
Take a Selfie with Hope and Win!
To celebrate Mountjoy's involvement in the Portsmouth 100 Pride of the Pack Lion Trail, we're inviting residents and visitors to take part in our Selfie with Hope Competition.
Simply visit Hope, snap a selfie, and share it on Instagram for a chance to win a fantastic prize.
Simply visit Hope, snap a selfie, and share it on Instagram for a chance to win a fantastic prize.
How to Enter
- Visit Hope on the Pride of the Pack Lion Trail. Location :Alexandra Park.
- Take a selfie with the lion.
- Share your selfie on Instagram.
- Tag:
Weekly Prizes
A winner will be chosen every week throughout the competition period.
Each winner will receive:
A winner will be chosen every week throughout the competition period.
Each winner will receive:
- A Love2shop Voucher
- A donation from Mountjoy to one of their charities. (you choose)
- Tickets to the Pompey Games
Competition Guidelines
To help protect the artwork and ensure everyone can enjoy the trail safely:
Take photos alongside Hope
Be creative and have fun
Do not sit, climb, mount or place weight on the lion sculpture
Any entry showing someone sitting on, climbing on or mounting the sculpture will be disqualified.
To help protect the artwork and ensure everyone can enjoy the trail safely:
Take photos alongside Hope
Be creative and have fun
Do not sit, climb, mount or place weight on the lion sculpture
Any entry showing someone sitting on, climbing on or mounting the sculpture will be disqualified.
Important Information
- One entry per person.
- No repeat winners.
- Winners will be contacted via Instagram.
- Winning selfies may be featured on Mountjoy's social media and marketing channels.
- Get involved, explore Portsmouth, capture your selfie and help us spread a little pride, positivity and Hope across the city.
Building Hope: The Pride of Portsmouth Lion Trail
Welcome to Building Hope, a special chapter of our Portsmouth 100 celebration. As part of the city-wide Pride of Portsmouth Lion Trail, Seekers Create has teamed up with local businesses, charities, and residents to bring a very special symbol of resilience and unity to life.
What is HOPE?
HOPE stands for Hearing Other People’s Experiences.
The Vision Behind HOPE
"Community, Charity, Creativity and Connection 🦁 That’s exactly how our journey with HOPE the lioness began... She is a symbol of how CICs and Charities in Portsmouth bring hope and belief to the community." — Simon Ingram, Mountjoy
Led by Seekers Create's award-winning duo, Steve Baker and Clair Martin, we embarked on a truly unique collaborative process. Rather than designing in isolation, we held interactive creative doodle workshops where participants were encouraged to doodle, write, and share their ideas.
Led by Seekers Create's award-winning duo, Steve Baker and Clair Martin, we embarked on a truly unique collaborative process. Rather than designing in isolation, we held interactive creative doodle workshops where participants were encouraged to doodle, write, and share their ideas.
A Unique Creative Collaboration
We believe that creativity belongs to everyone. To shape the voices, marks, and stories on HOPE, Team Mountjoy was joined by 40 incredible individuals from five of their vital community partners, alongside the wider communities they support: The final artwork is a direct result of these 40 people expressing how they see and feel about their community. Steve and Clair then brought these wonderful doodles together into one final masterpiece!
Carrying the Baton of Hope: In Memory of Lara Kynvin
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HOPE carries a deep emotional legacy for all of us. She stands as a proud "Leader of the Pack" and a beautiful tribute to Lara Kynvin, who we miss dearly.
Lara began this very process with us last year and was most definitely our Leader of the Baton of Hope. In her honour, bearers connected to the Baton of Hope were invited to contribute to the project, bringing their lived experiences and deeper context to the final design. Every brushstroke is infused with Lara's memory and her dedication to bringing hope to Portsmouth. |
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