Get involved
There are loads of ways you can help support Sheffield’s NHS. It’s easy to get involved, and you can do it in any way that suits you — run a marathon, bake cakes, knit mittens, climb mountains, donate, volunteer, play our lottery or just come to one of our events. It’s totally up to you.
Fundraise
Your NHS belongs to you. Everyone’s got a different connection to it — you or your loved ones might have been cared for here, or maybe you’re proud to work for the NHS and want to see it go from strength to strength. There are lots of ways you can give back.
We’ve had people put on charity football matches and karaoke nights, bake sales, abseils, sponsored walks, runs, swims and bike rides. Whatever you’re into, there’s probably a way you can do that to raise some funds that’ll help make our NHS the best it can be.
Play our weekly lottery
For just £1 a ticket you can play your part in supporting Sheffield’s NHS.
“I run and swim to try to raise awareness and donations to help continue with the much needed research Sheffield Hospitals Charity funds, and to say thank you to the neurology team at the Hallamshire for saving my son. I know how lucky we are.”
Alison Walters
Events
If you don’t want to organise something yourself, we’ve got a load of events for you. Support Sheffield’s NHS with a skydive, golf day, sponsored walk and more.
Sign up to one of our events to help us fund support for patients, their families and staff.
Volunteer
Give back to the NHS by giving your time. Help us out at events, in our fundraising office, or within the community. Whatever suits you best, we’re grateful to have you, and we’ll give you a rewarding experience in return.
Corporate Support
We’ve got a brilliantly supportive business community in Sheffield and South Yorkshire who help raise hundreds of thousands of pounds each year. Find out how you can make a real difference to Sheffield’s NHS by becoming a corporate partner.
Say Thank You
Everyone in Sheffield’s got an NHS story, but not everyone knows you can personally thank the ones who are a part of it. It’s really easy to send a message to someone in the NHS, and a few kind words can make all the difference.