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It's back and better than ever!
We’re thrilled to be heading back to the QMC for another year of fundraising action. So why is our Abseil so fun?
How do I get involved?
Registration is just £30, which confirms your place at this year’s event, and we ask a minimum sponsorship commitment of just £150. When you register, you will be able to book your time slot and will receive a confirmation email from us confirming your place. Please make sure you check your spam inbox as sometimes our emails can end up there.
Your fundraising makes a difference
Play specialists
Fundraisers like you have helped us fund special play specialists across Nottingham Children’s Hospital, which has helped patients like Francesca undergo MRI scans without the need for general anaesthetic.Breast Cancer Research
Events like The Big QMC Abseil help generate donations that go on to help patients undergoing treatment for Breast Cancer. From helping fund ground-breaking research to supporting them through treatment, our fundraisers help save lives across Nottingham each year.What happens next?
We’ll be there with you every step of the way from the moment you register. Our Charity team will greet you at the top and bottom of QMC and help you find your group so you are ready for your briefing. We’ll cheer you on as you scale down the side of the QMC and once your feet are safely back on the ground, we’ll be ready and waiting for you at the bottom to present you with your very own certificate.Support one of our appeals
Hayward House Appeal | Hospice Charity Nottingham
Help us raise £1.5 million to create better facilities for patients and their families at Hayward House at City Hospital in Nottingham.
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Big Appeal for Nottingham Children's Hospital
Help raise £1.5million to support young patients and their families at Nottingham Children’s Hospital
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The Robin Centre
Our dedicated centre for bereavement counsellors and clinical staff to meet with families who have experienced the loss of a baby or child.
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