Making a difference
By making a significant gift you will support us in our quest to always be at the forefront of what is possible. Our medical and nursing staff are enthusiastic about giving the best possible care to our patients, but successfully treating those living with long term illnesses, sometimes means going beyond the core resources available to the NHS.
Can you help us to make a change?
A large donation can be transformational.
As an acute trust, we have ambitious plans to continue to invest in research, our environment and medical innovation and your support will make an enormous difference to all those using services across the trust.
You can make a donation now online by clicking on the banner below;
Achieving more together
Together, we can make projects happen sooner and greater than might otherwise be possible, giving you the opportunity to make a real difference to the lives of patients and their families.
Further information about the impact you can make, can be found in our latest Annual Report.
Our approach
Our aim is to build long-term relationships with individuals and organisations that can support us with significant gifts allowing us to make a difference. We believe that together, we can achieve even more.
Tax-effective giving
Make your gift go further, by making the most of tax-effective giving.
Want to know more?
We would welcome the chance to show you the impact that bigger gifts have on our patients and their families. We are always proud to provide an opportunity for our supporters to view our work first hand, to meet our clinicians, and build a long-term relationship with our hospital community.
Get in touch to find out how you can support us
"I am so grateful. When I was in Thailand I was given two hours to live – I thought I had indigestion and I had to come off the golf course! But Mr Petkar put the defibrillator in and I haven’t had any problems since. This treatment has given me a new lease of life. This is an annual fundraiser and this time I was only too happy to donate it to the people who saved my life."
Graham Ellis
"The sensory room is such a lovely bright, colourful and safe space for the patients. We feel very lucky to have this on our ward at Wolverhampton as not every Children’s Ward has one, so we’re very grateful to the scheme for funding it. Some of our children with complex health needs have been here for a long time and it’s really hard on the child and the families."
Kirsty Lewis, Matron
"To give back to the community is fantastic and a lot of fundraising has taken place to be able to make this donation. To bring a bit of fun into what can be a traumatic experience is what we aim to do with these cars."
Anthony-Hugh Selormey
"I see the ICCU Nurses as the elite of the elite – they have so much compassion for the job. They are in a different league, they are just so fantastic! We’re grateful to them and lucky to have them and we would be more than happy for the money raised to go to the staff or the patients. I only thought we’d raise £100 but we received £1,120 on the day and it’s grown and grown since."
Lauren Cole
"I owe my life to the staff at New Cross Hospital and I want to help people who have what I had. What impressed me at the prostate cancer evening was that we had men in their 20s and 30s, not just older ages, so people are starting to realise that this is something that can affect anyone at any time."
Steve Daley