A kind-hearted, local MC and event promoter, wanting to do some good for his local community, has organised a rave in aid of Birmingham Children's Hospital Charity, raising over £4,000 for sick kids. Read more
The Hadley-Farnan family from Solihull joined forces to take on Run Alton Towers as a thank you to Birmingham Children’s Hospital for the lifesaving surgery their daughter, Chloe, 14, received there. Read more
Two friends and colleagues have put their best foot forward for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity, taking on the epic West Highland Way Challenge and raising over £39,000 for the hospital’s sick kids. Read more
Birmingham city centre has been taken over by a pack of festive snowdogs this Christmas and we want you to find them all! Read more
Mother and daughter duo, Nikki and Freya Haynes, from Wolverhampton, have raised more than £750 for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity after hosting dance shows and raffles at Nikki’s dance academy. Read more
Two young brothers from Northampton managed to raise over £1,700 for the sick kids at Birmingham Children’s Hospital over the summer holidays, in honour of their baby cousin, Penny, who received a life-saving liver transplant there. Read more
Colleagues at fitness apparel retailer Gymshark, have reached the fundraising peak of raising a monumental £51,000 for sick kids, after taking on the epic Three Peaks Challenge – climbing Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon – for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity. Read more
A father and daughter from Wolverhampton have walked their way to fundraising success, by taking on two treks as a thank you for the lifesaving care their grandson and nephew, Teddy, received at Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Read more
Three classmates from Lichfield have completed an inflatable 5k to raise money for the hospital caring for their school friend, who is receiving treatment for leukaemia. Read more
Former Goodyear factory workers in Wolverhampton are helping doctors and nurses at Birmingham Children’s Hospital train for emergency scenarios, after the hospital was able to purchase a state-of-the-art newborn simulator mannequin, thanks to a generous donation from the group. Read more
Thirteen-year-old Freya Haynes, from Wolverhampton, joined staff at Birmingham Children’s Hospital to celebrate hitting the £1m milestone in its £1.5m iMRI Appeal, to bring an intraoperative MRI scanner to the hospital to transform brain surgery. Read more
Dale Harris, 31, a fundraising officer at Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity has taken on the iconic Great North Run and raised over £500 for the sick kids being treated at his workplace. Read more