How you can help
There are loads of ways you can help to support Sheffield Hospitals Charity.
We’re always looking for new project ideas, we’ve got lots of ways you can fundraise for us (and your area), you can get together with colleagues and friends to join one of our events, and you can tell your patients all about us.
Did you know we have a weekly lottery? You could win up to £1,000 every week by playing and monies raised help us to fund projects and important ongoing initiatives like Arts in Health and Voluntary Services across Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS FT.
Fundraising
Get together with colleagues for a fun challenge (link to events page) and help raise funds (link to fundraising page) for something you know is needed. The Charity team will support you every step of the way!
Leaving a gift to Sheffield Hospitals Charity is simple, but we do encourage you to get advice from a solicitor when drawing up your Will.
These useful tips will help you with your preparation before you see a Will-making professional.
1. Think about your assets
Once you’ve chosen your solicitor, you’ll need to think about what assets are likely to make up your estate after you die. This could include money, property, and the value of any jewellery, antiques or collectables that you own – minus the value of any debts you might have, like a mortgage or credit card loan.
2. Consider the people and causes that matter to you
Start by thinking about the loved ones you’d like to include in your Will. Make sure you have their full names and addresses. After that, you might want to consider leaving a gift to Sheffield Hospitals Charity. You’ll need our full address and Charity number:
Sheffield Hospitals Charity, Wycliffe House, Northern General Hospital, Herries Road, Sheffield, S5 7AT
Registered Charity No. 1169762
Volunteer
We know that your time is precious and that you give so much already to your patients.
Maybe you are coming into retirement and want to keep active and involved with supporting Sheffield’s NHS? Perhaps you know a friend, family member or a patient connection that may want to get involved in giving us their time?
We have lots of ways for people to volunteer with us and it’s a rewarding experience.
Be a Charity Champion
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Leaving a gift to Sheffield Hospitals Charity is simple, but we do encourage you to get advice from a solicitor when drawing up your Will.
These useful tips will help you with your preparation before you see a Will-making professional.
1. Think about your assets
Once you’ve chosen your solicitor, you’ll need to think about what assets are likely to make up your estate after you die. This could include money, property, and the value of any jewellery, antiques or collectables that you own – minus the value of any debts you might have, like a mortgage or credit card loan.
2. Consider the people and causes that matter to you
Start by thinking about the loved ones you’d like to include in your Will. Make sure you have their full names and addresses. After that, you might want to consider leaving a gift to Sheffield Hospitals Charity. You’ll need our full address and Charity number:
Sheffield Hospitals Charity, Wycliffe House, Northern General Hospital, Herries Road, Sheffield, S5 7AT
Registered Charity No. 1169762
Submit Project Ideas
We love to hear your ideas. If you have a project idea that will enhance patient experience, support staff wellbeing, help reduce health inequalities in Sheffield or is linked to technology, research and innovation get in touch…
Leaving a gift to Sheffield Hospitals Charity is simple, but we do encourage you to get advice from a solicitor when drawing up your Will.
These useful tips will help you with your preparation before you see a Will-making professional.
1. Think about your assets
Once you’ve chosen your solicitor, you’ll need to think about what assets are likely to make up your estate after you die. This could include money, property, and the value of any jewellery, antiques or collectables that you own – minus the value of any debts you might have, like a mortgage or credit card loan.
2. Consider the people and causes that matter to you
Start by thinking about the loved ones you’d like to include in your Will. Make sure you have their full names and addresses. After that, you might want to consider leaving a gift to Sheffield Hospitals Charity. You’ll need our full address and Charity number:
Sheffield Hospitals Charity, Wycliffe House, Northern General Hospital, Herries Road, Sheffield, S5 7AT
Registered Charity No. 1169762
Take Part in an Event
Either as an individual or as a team with your NHS colleagues, you can sign up to one of our exciting events. (**link to our events page). From running to cycling, skydiving to golf, whatever your thing you can get…
Leaving a gift to Sheffield Hospitals Charity is simple, but we do encourage you to get advice from a solicitor when drawing up your Will.
These useful tips will help you with your preparation before you see a Will-making professional.
1. Think about your assets
Once you’ve chosen your solicitor, you’ll need to think about what assets are likely to make up your estate after you die. This could include money, property, and the value of any jewellery, antiques or collectables that you own – minus the value of any debts you might have, like a mortgage or credit card loan.
2. Consider the people and causes that matter to you
Start by thinking about the loved ones you’d like to include in your Will. Make sure you have their full names and addresses. After that, you might want to consider leaving a gift to Sheffield Hospitals Charity. You’ll need our full address and Charity number:
Sheffield Hospitals Charity, Wycliffe House, Northern General Hospital, Herries Road, Sheffield, S5 7AT
Registered Charity No. 1169762
Tell your patients about the difference we make
When patients want to thank you for the care they’ve received, you can direct them to our website to donate (including to a specific fund for your area) and they can fin out about how else they can get involved.
Maybe you are coming into retirement and want to keep active and involved with supporting Sheffield’s NHS? Perhaps you know a friend, family member or a patient connection that may want to get involved in giving us their time?
We have lots of ways for people to volunteer with us and it’s a rewarding experience.
Shop in our hubs or on our website
Did you know that we have a Charity Hub at the Northern General? It’s in the Huntsman entrance opposite the coffee shop. We’ve got cards, gifts, local makers products and we’re developing our stock all the time. The money we raise from our Hub goes direclty to supporting your Charity.
Leaving a gift to Sheffield Hospitals Charity is simple, but we do encourage you to get advice from a solicitor when drawing up your Will.
These useful tips will help you with your preparation before you see a Will-making professional.
1. Think about your assets
Once you’ve chosen your solicitor, you’ll need to think about what assets are likely to make up your estate after you die. This could include money, property, and the value of any jewellery, antiques or collectables that you own – minus the value of any debts you might have, like a mortgage or credit card loan.
2. Consider the people and causes that matter to you
Start by thinking about the loved ones you’d like to include in your Will. Make sure you have their full names and addresses. After that, you might want to consider leaving a gift to Sheffield Hospitals Charity. You’ll need our full address and Charity number:
Sheffield Hospitals Charity, Wycliffe House, Northern General Hospital, Herries Road, Sheffield, S5 7AT
Registered Charity No. 1169762
Come and say hello
We know how difficult it is to get time away from your busy ward or area. But if you do fancy a brew and want to chat through any ideas you have, you want to meet the team, or you want to understand more about how we help our NHS staff you are always welcome.
We’d love to see you. We’re based at the Northern General (Wycliffe House, just next to the Sewing Room!) you’ll find us here: