Thank you to our Supporters

1 December 2020
A drag duo are to perform a variety act online, hoping to raising £300 for The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust and increase awareness of HIV and AIDS to mark World AIDS Day. Paul Ryder, 35, and his partner Marcus Cotterill, 49, from Eastfields, Wolverhampton, will perform a 30-minute set online as Tiffany and Bianca – drag characters they have created.

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18 November 2020
A schoolboy walked more than 100 miles to raise over £1,000 for The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust William Jones, 12, from Penkridge, set himself the goal to walk 100 miles throughout May. He wanted to fundraise for ward A12 at New Cross hospital where his mum, Joanne has worked since starting at the Trust in 1996.

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8 September 2020
A big thank you to everyone who completed ‘A Walk for Louis’ which took place on Saturday. To celebrate the 1st anniversary of Louis’ death, supporters started off at Louis’ resting place at St Peter’s Cemetery, walking to New Cross Hospital and then back to Louis. Pamela Harvey, 43, lost son Louis on September 5 last year after he suffered a series of serious illnesses following his premature birth at just 25 weeks.

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4 August 2020
More than 2,000 miles have been completed by members of the community and staff at The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust during July. The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust Charity invited individuals to show their support and celebrate the 72nd birthday of the NHS. Thanks to participants a total of £5,362.95 has been raised for the charity.

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Charity Donation Allows Parents Chance To Make A Cuppa
12 June 2020
Parents of sick babies on the Neonatal Unit (NNU) at The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust can now make themselves a cuppa – thanks to a donation from a worldwide charity which has enhanced facilities during the COVID-19 crisis. The International Association Of Human Values (IAHV) bought items from the Trust’s Amazon wishlist which enabled the unit to have three microwaves and three kettles.

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Hayley’s Hearts Create Keepsakes and Funds for Trust Charity
May 2020
A kind-hearted lady keen on crafts has used her skills to make keepsakes for staff and raise money for The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust Charity. Hayley Ashcroft, 33, from Ashmore Park, Wednesfield, has made over 60 origami hearts over the course of four or five days and invited sponsors for them on Facebook, offering them for a minimum donation of £1.50 each. She has now raised a total of £162.50.

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