Can I donate toys or other items to the charity?

Please visit our gifts in kind page to find our more about our toy donation policy and what we are able to accept.

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Young sisters’ trek-tacular efforts for sick kids

Two young sisters from Stourbridge have reached new heights after climbing a 3,000ft mountain and raising over £1,500 for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity.
Family talks about the relief of having parent accommodation paid for

At the height of the Coronavirus pandemic Birmingham Children’s Hospital used funds secured from NHS Charities Together, as well as generous contributions from the Eveson Charitable Trust and the Hobson Charity, to provide overnight accommodation so parents could stay close by to their children.
Woman walking on "hair" after her recovery from paralysis

A 23-year-old woman from Walsall has gone to extreme lengths for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity, after cutting her long hair and raising more than £1,700 to say thank you to the physiotherapists that helped her walk again.
Life's a picnic for young fundraiser, after a tough start

An eight-year-old girl from Wolverhampton has become the ‘hostess with the mostest’ recently, after inviting her friends and family to join her for a virtual teddy bear’s picnic and raising more than £150 for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity.

How do I set up a regular gift?

Donating regular amounts is of great long term support to our charity, here's how to set this up.
What is Gift Aid?

Am I able to Gift Aid my donation?
I would like to raise funds for Birmingham Children's Hospital.

Where do I start?
How do I leave a gift in my Will?

A precious gift to support the future of Birmingham Children's Hospital, here's what you need to do.
Please could you come and collect my tin/bucket?

Our tin is full or our event has now finished -here's what to do
Can I support a specific ward or appeal?

Yes you can and here's how
What are the regulations surrounding raffles?

Raffles are a form of lottery and therefore have additional rules - we'll explain here
Can I organise my own bucket collection?

It does depend on where you plan to do this - as explained here
Tell me more about the PICU (Paediatric Intensive Care Unit) Sponsor a Star scheme

How you can get involved
I am not happy with the way my fundraising has been dealt with.

I would like to make a complaint.

Donate

Your single or regular gift helps provide the best possible environment to support our young patients and their families. Ongoing contributions allow us to plan ahead for new projects, research or equipment to ensure we continue providing world-class care. Thank you. Please tell us more about why you're donating, or let us know if you have any additional comments.
Gifts in Kind

We often receive donations of toys and games for our patients, particularly around the festive seasons such as Easter or Christmas, and whilst we are incredibly grateful for these, we do have some guidelines around what we can or cannot accept.
Our Vision

At Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity, we believe there’s always more we can do for our sick kids.
Christmas Concert

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic we are currently reviewing the safest way to deliver our much loved Annual Christmas Concert. Thank you for patience and continued support during this time.
Why We Need Volunteers

A fun, rewarding voluntary role helps us give even more support to young patients at Birmingham Children's Hospital and their families
Sahara Trek - Various dates

Join us on this superb trekking adventure taking you deep into the biggest desert in the world, the Sahara. Choose March, September or November 2021.
About our events
Simplyhealth Great Birmingham 10k - 30 May

Join #TeamBCH and walk, jog or run the Great Birmingham 10k on 30 May 2021
NHS Big Tea

Join us on Friday 5 July for a Tea Party
How Your Support Helps

Your support ensures the sick children in our care get the very best treatment, the latest equipment and the most comfortable environment possible as we undertake pioneering research to cure their illnesses.