Your Stories

I wanted to volunteer because I was so grateful for all that the hospitals had done for me. I especially enjoy being an events volunteer because of the range of opportunities available at Nottingham Hospitals Charity. Volunteering is great fun and I...

“I wanted to do more to support children and help a charity. I like to keep busy and volunteering is a great way to use my time. The staff at Nottingham Hospitals Charity are very friendly and I enjoy...

A Nottingham Dad whose four-year-old son was diagnosed with Leukaemia after collapsing at playgroup found that taking on a 24-hour, 300-mile cycle challenge proved a turning point for him.

National corporate trade body, the British Edible Pulses Association (BEPA), took on a challenge after their former President, Paddy Barrett’s family were helped by Nottingham’s Hospitals.

Nine year old Abbie Anderson took a unique decision for her ninth birthday and decided to donate her birthday money to the Children’s Cancer Wards in Nottingham, as well as the Mother and Baby Unit.

When Carly Williams’ and Martin Sommerville’s first child, Zephyr, was stillborn at Nottingham City Hospital, they felt the midwives and staff surrounded them with care and compassion.

Mum and dad, Alix and Gethin Edwards, are incredibly proud of their young son, Leo.

Local community group, the Nottinghamshire Kidney Units Appeal, came together to raise money for an issue dear to their hearts.

Melissa is one of a team of complementary therapists based at the Hayward House specialist palliative care unit at Nottingham City Hospital and in addition to part-funding Melissa’s post the Charity provides substantial funding for four other therapists.

Yu Energy’s enthusiastic staff team decided to partner with the Charity at the early stages of a major three year £3million appeal, The Big Appeal, raising funds for Nottingham Children’s Hospital to help change the lives of over 60,000...

“When deciding which charities to support during my year in office I wanted to choose one which would reflect my personal experience,” says Former Lord Mayor of Nottingham, Councillor Mohammed Saghir