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We are grateful for all support, no matter how big or small.
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Every donation, fundraising challenge and act of kindness makes a real difference to patients, families and staff across the Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust.
This digital wall celebrates the incredible individuals, groups and organisations who have generously chosen to support the RCHT Charity. Together, your support helps us go beyond what the NHS alone can provide, creating brighter environments, funding innovative projects and improving care for everyone who needs us.
Thank you for being part of something truly special.
Interested in supporting us? We’d love to hear from you. If you’ve already shown your support, no matter how big or small, get in touch and you could see your photo featured here.
Charlotte Randall and Ebony Hovell, who organised a fantastic Charity Bingo Night and raffle in support of the Diabetic and Endocrine fund – Thank you ladies!
Sticker Community Market took part in our Great Cornish Cuppa & Cake supporting our three hospitals within the Trust, thank you to Denise and the ladies that all that helped.
Jason Sincock 'Boy Majorie' donated to the Children's Unit to fund ventilator upgrades that help enhance the care of our younger patients - He's a super star!
Thank you to Celtic & Co for their incredibly generous donation of single shoes. We are truly grateful for your support for patients who may be navigating difficult moments.
Thank you to Sue Blamey from Idodance who raised an incredible £1,815 at their Charity Social Dance event, held in memory of her very good friend Nicky Searle.
The Camelford & District Cardiology Fundraising Group, presented with a cheque for £3,250 bringing their total fundraising since 2023 to a fantastic £11,450 – Amazing!
Thank you to The Star Inn, Vogue St Day, for their fantastic donation of £2,500 to the Butterfly Fund following their Charity Ale and Music Festival. We're incredibly grateful to everyone who organised, attended and supported the event. Your generosity and community spirit will help make a real difference to patients and their families.
A huge thank you to the team at the Sportsman's Arms, Four Lanes, and everyone who supported their fundraising in memory of Sara Tregoning. Together, they raised an amazing £2,213.85 for the Headland Unit Fund. Sara's dedication to supporting others leaves a lasting legacy, and this generous donation will help make a difference to patients and their families.
A huge thank you to Richard Young and the team at NFU Mutual Central Cornwall for their generous donation of £7,899 to our Children’s Cancer Fund. Inspired by the experiences of local family James, Jo and their son Oliver, this incredible gift will help fund sibling support bags, music therapy sessions and specialist physiotherapy equipment for young patients. We’re so grateful for NFU Mutual’s continued support, which has now contributed more than £22,000 to help patients and families across our hospitals.
Thank you to Kim Piner and all the members of Tehidy Park Golf Club Ladies Section for raising an incredible £3,338 for the Sunrise Centre (Clinical Oncology) Fund. As a former patient, Kim chose to support the Sunrise Centre during her year as Ladies Captain, inspiring fantastic fundraising throughout the year. This generous donation will help support cancer patients and services across Cornwall. We are so grateful for your kindness and commitment.
A huge thank you to Su, Luka, Andy and Paul from Samworth Brothers in Callington for raising an incredible £2,575 for Royal Cornwall Hospitals Charity through the Samworth Brothers Charity Challenge. Representing Team "Jam First", they took on the challenge in Derbyshire and finished an impressive 20th out of 40 teams. With an additional £624.25 in Gift Aid, their fantastic fundraising will help support patients across Cornwall. We’re incredibly grateful for their dedication, teamwork and generosity.
A big thank you to Anita Brant and her family for their incredible support of the Mermaid Centre Fund. As a grateful patient of the Mermaid Centre, Anita set herself the challenge of taking on the world's fastest zip line to raise funds for the centre that supported her. Unfortunately, due to the event rules, Anita was unable to take part herself, but her husband and daughter, Fiona, stepped in and completed the challenge on her behalf. What a fantastic example of determination, teamwork and giving back. We are so grateful to Anita and her family for their support and for helping to raise awareness and funds for breast cancer care in Cornwall.