Our trustees

Dr Peter Weller

Peter chairs the Trustees’ Grant Making Committee.Read more

Jeremy Roper

Jeremy was appointed a Trustee of Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity in 2013 and is the current Deputy Chairman.Read more

Rob Nagra

Rob was appointed a Trustee of Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity in January 2015 and chairs the Charity’s Finance & Risk Committee.Read more

Christina Michalos

Christina chairs the Charity’s Fundraising Committee.Read more

Keith Jecks

Keith was appointed a Trustee of Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity in January 2015 and chairs the Charity’s Investment Advisory Committee.Read more

Matt Ferguson

Matt was appointed a Trustee of Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity in December 2016.Read more

Paul Faulkner

Paul was appointed a Trustee of Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity in April 2015.Read more

Neil Edginton

Neil is Chairman of the Board of Trustees.Read more

Tim Atack

Tim is the Chief Operating Officer for Birmingham Children’s Hospital.Read more

Jonathan is Professor of Sociology and Public Policy at Aston University. Since coming to Aston Jonathan has served as Associate Dean for Research and is currently Deputy Dean for the School of Languages and Social Sciences.Read more

Ruth Lester

Dame Christine Braddock

Latest

Jaxon's story

At just four-months-old, Jaxon was diagnosed with severe bronchiolitis and had to be transferred by the KIDS/NTS team from his local hospital to a specialist intensive care unit over an hour away.

Law firm Pinsent Masons to take on Great Birmingham Run

Law firm Pinsent Masons will be entering a team in this year’s Simplyhealth Great Birmingham Run Business Challenge to raise awareness of the life-saving work of Birmingham Children’s Hospital.

Barclays

The team at Barclays, One Snowhill chose to support our hospital after a Charity of the Year vote and have raised over £10,000 for our sick kids!

Comedian lifts spirits during hospital visit

National treasure Sir Lenny Henry CBE paid a visit to Birmingham Children’s Hospital last week (Friday 27 July) to lift spirits among the children, young people and families.

Christmas Card Competition Finalists

Read about our Christmas Card Finalists and see their entries. Vote for your favourite entry in our Poll.

Donate

Setting up a regular donation is the most efficient way to donate and helps us to plan ahead for key projects. Making a single donation is the easiest way we can support our patients and families. Choose from £5, £10, £20 (or other amount) to fund services to help our Sick Kids. If you wish to have your donation directed to a specific ward or appeal - then please state this in the 'Leave a comment with your donation' section below. We will ensure your donation reaches your desired location.

Fun Family 5!

Register now for our 2019 Family Fun 5 family-friendly walk and help us to do more for sick kids (fancy dress optional). It’s sure to be another brilliant day.

Critical journeys appeal

We have £300,000 left until we reach our target! Donate now and help our sick kids.

Our vision

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

Christmas concert

Our magical Christmas Concert is sure to get you into the festive spirit. The evening will be complete with carols, mince pies and mulled wine – this much loved event is one not to be missed!

About our events

Sahara Trek

Join us on this superb trekking adventure taking you deep into the biggest desert in the world, the Sahara. As you journey across the rolling dunes, following routes used for centuries by Bedouins and camel caravans, you will be captivated by your extraordinary surroundings.

Gifts in kind

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

London to Paris Bike Ride

Join us for our London to Paris bike ride on 5-9 September and pedal to raise pounds for our sick kids.