
Anton’s Golf Day Raises £35,000 for our ‘Homes from Home’
Star-studded fundraiser at Burhill Golf Club brings total raised by Strictly star and Sick Children’s Trust ambassador Anton Du Beke to over £250,000.
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Star-studded fundraiser at Burhill Golf Club brings total raised by Strictly star and Sick Children’s Trust ambassador Anton Du Beke to over £250,000.
Ellie-Jae completed our skydive challenge to raise in support of Magnolia House where she stayed in 2023 when her daughter, Leia, underwent surgery as a newborn.
Jess Johnson is jumping from 13,000 feet to say thanks for the support her family received at Rainbow House while son Jaxxon fought for his life at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH).
The parents of a little girl who received the gift of life four years ago are encouraging families to talk about organ donation
For Organ Donation Week Chief Executive of The Sick Children’s Trust Jane Featherstone gives her thoughts on organ donation and the new laws that will start in Spring 2020
A Suffolk family have come together with friends to organise a black tie event to raise money for charities that supported them after son’s freak accident
A Cambridge charity worker has been awarded a place on this year’s Independent Happy List for her dedication and commitment to families with seriously ill children in hospital
The family and friends of a little girl who suddenly passed away at just ten years old are tirelessly fundraising in her memory to thank The Sick Children’s Trust
A Billericay dad has organised his eighth annual charity golf day to raise vital funds for The Sick Children’s Trust, which kept him close to his daughter’s hospital bedside
A Dalston dad is lacing up his trainers to take on the Great North Run to raise money for The Sick Children’s Trust
The dad of a little boy who baffled doctors is rigorously training for the Great North Run to raise money for The Sick Children’s Trust
A local dad is saddling up for a 100 mile bike ride to raise money for The Sick Children’s Trust in memory of his son, Rio
The Sick Children’s Trust has received a donation of £8,000 from the Harrison Centre for Social Mobility (HCSM)