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How your donation will help patients & families…
£10
could fund tea, coffee & biscuits for a family drop-in day for Zest
£25
could fund a blood pressure monitor for the Inpatient Unit or a community nurse to use in patient’s own homes
£50
could fund a physiotherapy session for a patient to help them manage their symptoms & pain
£85
could fund a one-to-one bereavement session with a trained counsellor for a child or an adult whose loved one has died
Other ways you can donate
Donate in memory of your loved one
As well as creating a meaningful tribute, donating in memory to your loved one will continue to benefit the lives of our patients and their families not only now, but in the future.
Leave a gift in your Will
Gifts made in Wills are so vital that they enable the care of 1 in 5 patients.
Make a lasting legacy for generations to come.
Play Local Hospice Lottery
Playing the Local Hospice Lottery in support of St Elizabeth Hospice gives you a chance to win £2,000 every single week – along with 200 other cash prizes.
Plus, there’s a rollover that can reach as high as £25,000!
Sponsor a Nurse monthly
It is anticipated that demand for palliative care will grow by 25.4% by 2040. To support the demand, we will need to provide more nurses in our local community.
Donate from as little as £5 a month to Sponsor a Nurse so we can make this area of our work sustainable long into the future.
Celebrate & donate
If you have a birthday, anniversary or special occasion coming up, celebrate with a party or event in aid of the hospice for your celebration.
Take on a challenge
Why not fundraise for the hospice? Set yourself a challenge and get sponsorship to support our care in the local community.
From marathons, skydives and cycling challenges, pick the event that is right for you.
The hospice staff treated Lee with such respect and dignity, and they fought for him all the way.
Prior to St Elizabeth Hospice I felt alone in caring for Lee, but with the hospice I could lean on them too, as they supported Lee, myself and my whole family.
Lena Porter
Remembering her husband Lee at the Midnight Walk 2025
