The funds raised have funded a Magnetic Cell Sorter to support research into Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia at Leeds Teaching Hospitals Read more
To celebrate their fifth birthday, the choir is hosting a six-hour sing-a-thon to raise funds for Leeds Hospitals Charity. Read more
This £5 million research partnership, delivered over five years, will be the biggest children’s research programme ever undertaken by the hospital. Read more
The choir is for survivors of childhood, teenage and young adult cancer and other conditions. Read more
Leeds Hospitals Charity is the charity partner of Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. We exist to support our hospitals make a real difference to patients, families and staff. Whilst our hospitals get basic funding from the government, your support helps NHS staff goabove and beyond for patients and their families.
Thanks to your donations, we provide an average of £6.6 million in extra funding every year.
Each application is categorised into one of our funding priority areas
“Having a tonometer at Leeds Children’s Hospital will make a huge difference to some of our hospital’s smallest patients and their parents or carers." Read more
80 families who have shared their child’s ‘then and now’ photos displayed on the wall in bright and colourful frames. This new artwork has been made possible thanks to funding from Leeds Hospitals Charity and the fundraising efforts of previous neonatal families. Read more
Thanks to generous donations and incredible fundraising efforts a brand new MOTOmed bike has been purchased for the Stroke Rehabilitation Unit. Read more
Margaret founded Breast Cancer Research Action Group in 1994. Almost three decades on, the group has raised over £2 million to help breast cancer patients in Leeds. Read more
New motion detection tool will help identify potentially life-changing treatments for MS and other neurodegenerative conditions. Read more
Yorkshire-based architects, S+SA Architects, has raised over £3,500 for Leeds Teaching Hospitals, to help make a real difference for patients, families and staff. Read more
Ducky is looking back on Leeds Children's Hospital TV at a summer of some icy treats, Bear Hunting and the British Transplant Games! Read more
Since we launched the appeal in 2021, you have helped us raise an extraordinary £4.5 million to help us build a centre for people living with MND and their loved ones. Read more
Leila Rittey shares her experience working as a Fetal and Neonatal Cardiology Fellow in Canada, funded by Leeds Hospitals Charity and Children's Heart Surgery Fund. Read more
Staff, patients, families and volunteers at Leeds Children’s Hospital have run & cycled the "Road to Coventry" ahead of the British Transplant Games. Read more
We provided £145,000 for a Home Haemodialysis Machine and funding for a specialist nurse to train families to dialyse their children safely and effectively in the comfort of their own home. Read more
We've provided over £5,000 to support initiatives led by the team who are looking after around 100 young people per year. Read more
Thanks to Mike’s inspirational fundraising efforts six new monitors have been purchased for the High Dependency Unit at Leeds Children’s Hospital. Read more
Claire is a Health and Wellbeing Practitioner at Leeds Teaching Hospitals and her role is funded by Leeds Hospitals Charity Read more
Guests heard from the twins' mum Natalia and auntie Emma who raised over £28,000 for Leeds Hospitals Charity to fund a life-saving incubator. Read more
Zubair Butt is the Muslim Chaplain and Chaplain for Older Persons at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust Read more
Ducky looks back at the amazing Rob Burrow Leeds Marathon and the new Leeds Children's Hospital TV app, and looks ahead to the Leeds Bear Hunt! Read more
We’ve invested over £45,000 to support an important new strand of the INSCHOOL project, led by University of Leeds researchers. Read more
All funds raised will go towards the Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease appeal which has now raised over £4 million pounds. Read more
App will help children and young adults, who are admitted into hospital, share their experiences through short films. Read more
Jo Jones is Deputy Head of Chaplaincy at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust Read more
Claire Reidy is a Neurology Research Nurse, and her role is funded by Leeds Hospitals Charity. Read more