Give In Memory

Giving in memory is a special way to remember a loved one whilst making a valuable contribution to Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity.

You can pay tribute to the memory of someone special in a number of ways. You could make a donation, hold a collection at a funeral or memorial service, set up an online tribute page, collect donations to mark a special date, such as a birthday, or even take part in an event or challenge in their name.

Your courage and kindness will ensure we can continue to provide the highest quality care to our brave little patients and their families, all in the name of your loved one.

Set up a Tribute Fund online

Celebrating the life of a loved one by setting up a Tribute Fund on JustGiving. Read more

In Memory Family Stories

Share your loved one’s story in your own words. Read more

Collections at a Funeral Service

Pay respects to a loved one by collecting donations at a funeral or memorial event. Read more

Donate In Memory of a Loved One

Make a single or regular donation in their name. Read more

In Memory Event

Organise your own event or take on a fundraising challenge in memory of your loved one. Read more

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Clothing Donations and Recycling

We’ve partnered up with Collection 4 Clothes, a local clothing collection company, who collect donated good quality clothing, accessories, shoes, linen & bric-a-brac on our behalf. We don’t have any charity shops on the high street, so this is a way of donating your old belongings to us from the comfort of your home.

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.

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.