Our Trustees

Professor Sir Bruce Keogh - Chairman

Sir Bruce took up the role of charity chairman in April 2019. Read more

Sarah-Jane Marsh

Sarah-Jane was appointed a trustee in April 2019. Read more

David Melbourne

David was appointed a trustee in April 2019. 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

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 is a leading media and intellectual property law barrister. 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

Paul Faulkner

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

Latest

The Skyline’s The Limit For Mum Who Raised £1k For Kids With Cancer

A thankful Stourbridge mum and her friends have gone above and beyond for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity, after taking on the Edale Skyline Challenge and raising over £1,620 for the hospital’s Oncology Department, where her seven-year-old son received cancer treatment.
Family Brave The Shave In Support Of Poppy's Op

A family from Yardley has braved the shave, raising over £3,000 for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity, in support of four-year-old daughter Poppy, who had to give up her own hair to undergo a life-changing operation on her skull.
Happy Little Camper Raises £350 For Sick Kids

An adventurous six-year-old boy has been named as this week’s charity champion after taking part in a mass camp-out from his back garden and raising over £350 for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity.
Sisters' Step For Sick Kids

Two young sisters from Wolverhapton have ‘taken steps’ to do more for the sick kids at Birmingham Children’s Hospital by walking 10 kilometres in one day and raising more than £2,000.

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.
Our Vision

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

Join us on Monday 5 July for a Tea Party
Play Our Weekly Lottery

Join our Lottery today and you could win up to £25,000 as you donate to support our sick kids.
Junior and Mini Great Birmingham Run - 10 October

The Junior and Mini Great Birmingham Run on 10 Oct is a wonderful event for youngsters aged three to 15 years old to run for our charity.
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.
Big Gig

Are you a musician, comedian, quiz master, actor, or just like to put on a show? We’re looking for entertainers of all kinds to help us do more for our sick kids.
Can I donate used or second-hand toys to the hospital?

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