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This fund helps to make patient life that little bit more like normal life. Support this appeal to help with the small things that make a difference to a patient's stay in hospital. Read more
The Early Careers Fund is helping to create the future of care for people with heart and lung conditions by ringfencing clinicians’ time for research Read more
Tell us: What does Harefield mean to you? Help support this special celebration of Harefield and raise funds for this incredible hospital Read more
Raise funds via the London Bridges walk for a new gamma camera for Royal Brompton Hospital Read more
Help us improve the ongoing care of Harefield patients by providing the hospital with a brand new DEXA scanner Read more
Daiwa are proud to be supporting Royal Brompton & Harefield Hospitals Charity helping them make a differences for heart and lung patients Read more
Help fund Dr Richard Hewitt's potentially life-saving research into idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis Read more
Can you help Dr Sabiha Gati's research into sudden cardiac death in young people? Read more
We need your help to purchase a state-of-the-art gamma camera to improve the treatment of Royal Brompton patients Read more
Together we can fight heart disease and save lives Read more
We are raising money in memory of our beautiful little boy, Ruben, who sadly died on the 12 January 2022 at just three and a half months old, due to Dilated Cardiomyopathy. Read more
We are raising funds to keep the Harefield Healing Garden growing and providing a peaceful sanctuary for patients, staff and visitors. Read more
Please help us support our two world leading hospitals as they provide life-saving treatment and care for patients with complex heart and lung conditions. From tiny babies to 90 year olds, our hospitals offers specialist care for patients from all over the UK. Read more
Harefield is a pioneering hospital, specialising in heart and lung transplants. Help keep us at the cutting edge of patient care by donating to the UK's largest and most experienced centre for heart and lung transplants. Read more
Royal Brompton is treating the most severely ill Covid-19 patients, as well as treating other urgent heart and lung conditions. Support frontline NHS staff. Read more
Helping to fund research to improve diagnosis, treatment and care for patients with LACS (Large Airway Collapse with Symptoms) Read more
Supporting the vital work of CORDA, established to find a way of detecting and reversing cardiovascular disease Read more
Here you will be able to support a specific ward or hospital, or a project that is not listed among our priority projects. Read more
Funding research into developing a simple blood test for lung cancer. Read more
Remember us in your will and help future generations. Read more
Harefield Fun Run & Family Day 2019 is in aid of our Transforming Your Care Appeal. Read more
Join us in raising £200,000 to implement an electronic observation system to transform patient care at Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals. Read more
Help us mend many more hearts. Donate to our appeal to fund innovative equipment for our non-surgical procedure unit, known as a catheter laboratory Read more
Help people with cystic fibrosis (CF) take control. We’re working with specialists at Royal Brompton Hospital, leading tech companies and people with CF to redefine treatment for the digital age Read more
Inspired by Bill Bryson, and a desire to give something back to the country they call home, four Americans and one Brit are set to embark on a 30-day, 569-mile walking challenge across the UK - help them reach their goal for our #ManyMoreHearts Appeal by donating here Read more
Help us create a welcoming space for parents of critically ill children. #HeartofPICU Read more
Expanding Royal Brompton's genetics testing service will help thousands of families affected by genetic heart and lung disease. Can they count on your support? Read more
Supporting our campaign to fight NHS England's decision to close congenital heart services at Royal Brompton. Read more
The race is in aid of the Royal Brompton Hospital, who looked after my Mum during her brutal battle with illness in the RBH ICU over six months, having contracted sepsis after a routine heart operation and who sadly passed away in March this year. She had dedicated her life to teaching and helping young people, and sat on numerous board of governors, ran her own education consultancy to help children who faced challenges at school, and previously also worked with the Child and Family Practice.
on the 21st december my dad was unfortunately brought in hospital via ambulance coughing up blood, he bacame very unwell quickly ended up intubated with septic shock and pnemonia. after woken up he was deteriorating but L+D hospital done everything they could and put my dad on conservative management.herefield hospital however accepted dad- was referred over there and 13 weeks later is home and well!! the staff were amazing and very helpful.
With thanks to the Royal Brompton and Foulis ward for care and support for Jill
To support awareness and funding for research into Brugada Syndrome, a currently incurable and life threatening inherited heart condition that has deeply affected our family. The Royal Brompton Hospital were intrinsic in our diagnosis, aftercare, associated surgeries and the ongoing support and care for our family.
Please help us refurbish the Harefield Theatres Staff Room!
I'm fundraising because Sienna was diagnosed with a life threatening and incurable heart condition, Brugada Syndrome, following a cardiac arrest at just 14 months old. Following Sienna’s diagnosis genetic testing was undertaken for the family which identified Sienna’s Mummy, brother, grandad and great auntie also has this heart condition. Sienna has also been diagnosed with several other serious heart conditions.
My charity is Singing for Breathing. Raising money in memory of a beautiful student whom I shared many special moments in yoga with over the past 10 years, Claudette sadly passed away recently from COPD.mI wanted to do something in her memory that will help others going through a similar experience, raising money for singing for breathing was a nice way to help, I know Yoga meant a lot to Claudette and what a lovely way to remember her and support others though a shared passion
We are fundraising to support this great research programme
For the outstanding care you provided to my husband both before transplant & after
Transplant Care Trolley
We are fund raising to show our appreciation for those that worked on the ward where Eddie spend his last days.
Emily had Cystic Fibrosis from birth , beat all the odds, had two lung transplants and climbed to 5,200m. She went on to marry, have a child and enjoyed life inspiring many people whether old or young , sick or well on her way
I'm fundraising because...
In Memory of Ray Curtis and in gratitude for the exceptional care and compassion given by the ITU staff
I'm fundraising because...I want to raise money for Harefield Hospital and their ECMO machine appeal in memory of my son James Cooney.
To thank all staff or their care of our treasured mum and Nan and their love and support to the rest of the family at this very difficult time
We urgently need your help to continue our vital research
We are fundraising in memory of Alan Garside, an amazing man loved by many. Alan was cared for by the amazing team at the Royal Brompton Hospital.
I am fundraising in memory of a close family friend Steve Forde.
I'm fundraising because...My sister Melanie Jack received excellent treatment while a patient at The Royal Brompton hospital.Following the Diagnosis of Covid-19 in January 2021, Melanie received specialist ECMO care at the Brompton.Melanie passed away on 25th February 2021, 9 weeks after losing our father and 20 days after losing our mother - both to the same dreadful virus.
Karl was a patient for many years and was always grateful to the hospital for his care and we would like any funds to go to lung and heart research particularly sarcoidosis
To support the research into treatments related to lung disease such as pulmonary fibrosis and lung cancer.
In memory of Ralph Gartenberg to the Heart Unit at Harefield Hospital
My mum has passed away in your hospital and we want to raise funds so that maybe it can save another family in the future.
Our Dad spent many years under the care of Dr Batten, Professor Geddes, Professor Richard Wilson and Professor Loebinger whilst they treated him for his very rare condition of PLASTIC BRONCHITIS. Our Dad was very grateful to the expert care he received and we would like to honour that memory by encouraging his friends and relatives to contribute to this RESEARCH FUND in remembrance of our loving father, grandfather, husband and friend to many.
Rory was a patient at the Brompton Hospital for 37 years. He wanted us to show his appreciation to all the wonderful people for the loving care and expertise he received.
I would like to give something back, Doctors do the most amazing things and I hope I can help in just a small way to raise much needed funds.
We are fundraising because of all the help and support received in the ITU department at Harefield Hospital
I'll be taking part in IRONMAN WALES in September and I've decided that I will be doing it to raise money for the Royal Brampton's AICU and to help buy ECMO equipment that saved my fiances mother's life.
To give a little back to such an amazing hospital that has helped my son with life changing operations.
Will you sponsor me to run a half marathon please?I’m intending to run in the London Landmarks Half Marathon. It’s on 29th March. I’d like to raise funds for Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis Research at the Royal Brompton Hospital, London.
Our dear Hazel peacefully passed away on March 15th from pneumonia and sepsis. Harefield Hospital and its amazing staff helped Hazel throughout her life and in lieu of flowers we ask that you donate to the hospital in her memory.
In February 2018, my fiancé Eve had a double lung transplant at Harefield Hospital. Three of the four months she spent recovering at Harefield were spent in ITU.