This Christmas we’re on a mission to make sure moments of magic happen every single day at our hospital – whether that’s the sound of patients giggling, the sight of them playing with their families or ground-breaking pieces of research.
We have a number of fantastic fundraising events for you to get involved with, as we hope to raise £75,000 to help continue making our hospital a place where kids feel safe and supported – not just at Christmas but all year round.
From our much-loved Christmas Concert, annual Jolly Jumper Day or range of festive merchandise, there’s so many ways you, your friends, family and colleagues can make a real difference to our brave patients this Christmas.
Plus, the best part is once the festive season is over your fundraising will allow us to carry on improving the areas of our hospital that need it the most. Your donation could go on to purchase new, state-of-the-art medical equipment, redevelop tired spaces or continue to improve standards of excellence in treatment, research and education.
What moment of magic will you give to a child this Christmas?
*This campaign is now closed* Between Tuesday 27 November and Tuesday 4 December, you can double your donation! Read more
Give a gift to our charity in someone's name – then you know your money is being used to purchase something for our sick kids. You will be taken to our Online Store to complete our purchase. Read more
Spread some festive cheer by writing a magical message to your loved ones. Read more
We have introduced a healthy holidays guide as well believe only the best is good enough for our sick kids. Read more
We’ve pulled together our favourite gifts and decorations for the festive season, including a range of beautiful Christmas cards and gorgeous toys and treats for all ages. Read more
Our Christmas Concert takes place on Wednesday 12 December at St Martin in the Bullring Church. Join us for a very special evening and help us do more for sick kids this Christmas. Read more
Don a festive jumper in December and raise money for our 90,000 sick kids! Read more