St Barnabas Hospice is hoping to raise £50,000 from the sale of the 12 heart-shaped sculptures.
A selection of heart-shaped sculptures which formed part of an art trail across Lincolnshire during the summer are due to be auctioned later.
The HeArt trail marked the 40th anniversary of St Barnabas Hospice, a charity which supports those receiving end-of-life care. The organisation said 12 of the 30 sculptures would go under the hammer at a special event at Lincoln Museum.A spokesperson said they hoped to raise up to £50,000, which would be enough to fund a nurse for a year.The sculptures were created by a vareity of artists reflecting locations and the landscapes of the county
The HeART trail sculptures were on public display in locations around Lincoln, Louth, Grantham, Spalding, Boston, Gainsborough and Skegness between 10 June and 4 September. They were created by a host of different artists - dubbed "HeARTists" - with the theme of "being at the heart of the community".The auction begins at 18:30 BST with tickets limited to those intending to bid for one of the sculptures.
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