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Andy and Jacqui share with us why they became a Friend of The Sick Children's Trust by giving a monthly donation, helping us to plan for our future.
We kept Natalie and her husband Kevin by their daughter's side when she was rushed to Newcastle after being resuscitated four times. Now Natalie is shaving her hair off for us!
Richard's daughter and son-in-law were supported by The Sick Children's Trust back in 2010. Now Richard is a Friend of The Sick Children's Trust.
Esme was diagnosed with a rare heart condition when she was born in May and remained at Freeman Hospital for two weeks. During this time we supported her parents at Scott House
Andrew Young will be leading a team on a 12 hour running relay challenge on Saturday 22 August to raise money for our Newcastle 'Homes from Home'
Lockstock is a new entertainment series featuring songs, poetry, comedy and art delivered by the Toon Council to raise money for our Newcastle ‘Homes from Home’
Mikaela is taking on this excruciating trek across the Sahara desert to raise money to thank The Sick Children's Trust for supporting her when her son Reggie was born 16 weeks premature.
Marianne heard about us when her work place, LV=, selected us as their chosen charity. She now volunteers at our Cambridge ‘Homes from Home’ on her days off. We talk to her as part of #VolunteersWeek
Sonia knows just how important having a warm and comfortable place to stay and a friendly ear to listen is, which is why she now volunteers for us
To celebrate volunteers' week, we are speaking to a few volunteers across the country who give up their time to help us like Jill, Lynn and Katie who hold a book sale for our Sheffield 'Homes from Home' every month
Joanna and Phil Perry faced the wait for a lifesaving donor heart twice, for both of their daughters
The laws around organ donation are changing for adults. As a charity we promise to continue to support families with children on the urgent transplant list
We recently received a huge spike in donations following Tim Downie's virtual fundraising idea