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How you can help our appeals |
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Written by Fundraising Manager
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Funding through the local NHS framework helps us provide the best services for you in terms of medical, surgical and cancer care. Our expenditure plans are clearly defined to enable us to meet our waiting list and other performance targets.
The role of fundraising is to provide the additional monies in specific areas that go beyond the Trust’s normal range of services. These may be large capital projects (such as a new treatment centre), funding for research, or smaller funds to provide additional equipment or to improve the care environment for patients, carers, relatives and visitors.
In this section, you can find more information about our major appeals and upcoming fundraising events:
The picture above is the newly built Stephanie Marks Diabetes Resource Centre at St Peter’s Hospital, Chertsey, that was officially opened by Sir Ian Botham OBE in May 2010. The centre is dedicated to Stephanie Marks, a young girl who dreamed of becoming a doctor and who tragically died from complications from the disease in 2002, aged just 17. We are extremely grateful to the many people who donated time and money to support the fundraising for the new centre ... read more.
The Thames Path Challenge
We've an Olympic challenge for all in 2012! Starting near Putney Bridge the Thames Path Challenge is a tough endurance walk following the unique Thames Path National Trail. Take on the overnight 100km route to Henley and attempt to complete the challenge in 24hrs – or take on the 50km option with a target time of 12hrs. Choose your distance, choose your charity, get training, and set your watch!
Sign up as a Team of friends, colleagues or family and support each other; join as an Individual and meet fellow trekkers along the way. It will be a weekend to remember!
- Click here to register for the event on behalf of the Early Births Fund
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Last Updated on Monday, 28 May 2012 14:27 |
