Get involved Fundraise for us Clubs & Groups Fundraising Generous support from clubs and groups across Leeds means our hospitals can deliver the very best care for our loved ones of all ages, when they need it the most. Sports clubs We regularly partner with sports clubs, from Golf Clubs and running clubs to fishing clubs and clay pigeon shooting clubs. Whatever your sport, you can help make a difference for patients and staff at Leeds Teaching Hospitals through fundraising. If you’re planning a Golf Day, a sponsored run, a shooting tournament or a ‘donate the weight of your fish’ competition with your fishing club, we’d love to hear from you! Children's and youth groups Children's groups can get involved too, so whether your part of your local Scout Club, Brownies or Guides, we’ll support you every step of the way with your fundraising. We have lots of ideas for how children can fundraise. Check out our Wear Purple Day as a great way to get started. Or if you have your own idea, we’d love to hear from you! Community groups If you’re a member of a Rotary or Lions Club, WI or social club, you can get your group involved to support our amazing hospitals in Leeds. Any fundraising goes and we have plenty of fundraising ideas to get you started. Let us know about your plans so we can support you with whatever you need to make your fundraising a huge success. Tell us about your fundraising idea We’re here to support you with your fundraising every step of the way. Please complete the form below to tell us about your plans, or if you need a bit of help deciding what to do: Tell us about your fundraising idea Opens Form Frequently Asked Questions Main article: Leeds Hospitals Charity: Frequently Asked Questions 1. Can we fundraise for a specific area of the hospital? When you fundraise for us, you can be reassured that your money will go directly to where it’s needed most. However, you can also raise funds for a specific project or area if we have a live fundraising appeal or there’s an ongoing project in that department. Whenever someone gives us a donation, we’ll take into account their wishes. We often have projects or appeals that we’re fundraising for, and all of these can be found on the Areas We Support page. If you know that a specific ward or department is fundraising for something, please let us know when you make your donation. We support every area of the hospital and can provide examples of specific projects we’ve supported, for example at Leeds Children’s Hospital or Leeds Cancer Centre. Read more: Areas We Support 2. How can we pay in cash we've collected? The best way to pay in any cash to us is by visiting our office at Trust HQ, St James’s University Hospital, Beckett Street, LS9 7TF. Please note that if you would like to make your donation in person, we need to know in advance - please email [email protected] or call 0113 539 7020 to arrange a visit. PLEASE DO NOT SEND CASH IN THE POST.Read more: Donate by Cheque or Cash 3. Can we have a plaque to recognise my fundraising? There are lots of ways we can thank you for your support, from certificates to thank you cards. Due to Leeds Teaching Hospitals being a very busy NHS site, we’re only able to offer donation plaques in rare circumstances and when the donation made is over £10,000. To talk to us about donation plaques, please call our hospital fundraising team on 0113 539 7020 or email [email protected] 4. Can you share our fundraising on social media? We’d be happy to chat to you about sharing your stories or fundraising events on our channels. Please email us at [email protected] or reach out through social media. 5. Can you organise a cheque presentation? We’d love to thank you for your fundraising! To chat to us about the best way to present your donation to the hospitals, please call our hospital fundraising team on 0113 539 7020 or email [email protected] 6. How does our support make a difference? Donations to Leeds Hospitals Charity helps to transform lives here at our hospitals. Over the last few years, our supporters have: helped to fund equipment that has saved the lives of poorly children funded hardship grants to help NHS staff experiencing financial difficulty supported cancer patients going through treatment paid for innovative research projects, helping to find a cure for rare diseases helped us start building a brand new care centre for patients with MND To hear more about how your donations make a difference, sign up to our newsletter or visit: The difference donations make Manage Cookie Preferences