Other ways to donate
Leave a gift in your will
The charity is passionate about its vision to help keep the The Children's Hospital at the forefront of paediatric care, as a world-class centre for the research, prevention, care and cure of childhood illnesses.
A very special way in which you can help us achieve this vision is to consider leaving a gift in your will to The Children's Hospital Charity.
If you decide to plant the seeds of hope and remember our charity with a gift in your will, one day it will help ‘provide the shade', helping us to enhance the lives of children in our care. Our young patients are at the centre of everything we do and our work is focussed on providing them with the very best healthcare possible.
Every gift in every will, no matter how large or small, makes a difference. For more information about leaving a gift in your will, please take a look at the 'Provide the Shade' section of our website, or contact our Legacy Fundraiser Fran Lilly by email: frances.lilly@sch.nhs.uk or phone: 0114 2717203.
Payroll giving
Donating a fixed sum of money from your salary on a regular basis is an easy way to support us. It also means that your donations are deducted before you pay tax, making it the most tax-effective way to give. For more information, and help in setting this up, click here.
Donate to a project
An integral part of the work that we do here at The Children's Hospital Charity is fundraising for specific projects within the hospital. These include projects that help us to provide specialist medical equipment or improve the environment of the hospital for our patients, such as our Arts for Health programme.
Donating to one of our projects is a brilliant way of supporting us, and enables you to see exactly how the money you give will change lives.
Take a look at our current projects and donate directly to the one you want to support.
Donations in lieu of gifts
Next time you’re celebrating a special occasion, like a birthday, wedding or anniversary, why not ask your friends and family to give a donation instead of a gift?
