Charity funded scalp coolers are helping local cancer patients to keep their hair while undergoing chemotherapy. Two coolers…
Charity funding provides scalp coolers to help cancer patients retain their hair
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New Serenity Room launches as staff celebrate NHS Big Tea Day
This week we held an event to both celebrate national NHS Big Tea day and to launch a…
Charity thank Garden Street for generous planter donation
During the first wave of the pandemic MCH Charity worked with the Health and Wellbeing Board to develop…
Staff from Emergency Care help launch new appeal
The launch of the Children’s Emergency Care fundraising appeal had a sweet launch last week when members of staff from the ED department held a cake sale at Leighton Hospital.
NHS CHARITY EVENT HELPS ATTENDEES BECOME ‘A BIT FAMOUS’
On Wednesday 3 March Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity held a fundraising webinar entitled ‘Make Yourself a Little Bit Famous’ led by former BBC business journalist and presenter on BBC Breakfast, News Channel, Radio 4 and Radio 5 Live, Penny Haslam.
Coronavirus survivor exceeds her target of money raised for local Hospital charity
An 80-year-old coronavirus survivor has raised over £1,200 for the hospital that ‘saved her life’, by completing a…
Hospital charity raises over £6,000 with festive activities
A local hospital charity raised over £6,000 with their festive activities, which included £5,000 from their annual Merry…
Launch of our virtual Merry Miles
We have launched our virtual festive fun run as a way for people to safely raise money during…
Local Business Sponsors New Young Fundraisers Scheme
Local solicitors Hall Smith Whittingham have announced they will be sponsoring Mid Cheshire Hospitals Charity’s new ‘Young Fundraisers’ scheme. The initiative has been designed to encourage more youngsters to raise money to support local NHS services operated by Mid Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
Coronavirus Survivor To Raise Money For Hospital Charity
An 80-year-old coronavirus survivor is raising money for the hospital that ‘saved her life’ – by completing a trackday in her wheelchair.