Royal Brompton & Harefield Hospital Charitable Fund

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One-off donation

£100.00 could provide an afternoon of music on our wards

£500.00 can help us buy laptops so that our isolation patients aren't so alone

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Monthly donation

£10.00 could buy toys to explain surgical procedures to our youngest patients

£25.00 could help provide bravery rewards and treats for children

£50.00 could fund a Singing for Breathing workshop for respiratory patients

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Messages from other supporters

This money was raised by customers in the grand national sweepstake at The Crown 153 Dovehouse St SW3 6LB

Donation by Jeff Foreman £45.00 + £11.25 Gift Aid

To encourage Simon Clark in completing the London Marathon in gratitude for his niece Willow's treatment in Rose Ward

Donation by Anonymous £100.00 + £25.00 Gift Aid
In memory of Richard Adams, one of my earliest friends. We shared so many fond memories x

Donation by Eleanor Lloyd £20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid

In Loving Memory of Kerry Ann Daniels, a long term patient of the Royal Brompton Paul Wood Ward. You will always be remembered and never forgotten xx

Donation by Mal Peters £50.00 + £12.50 Gift Aid

Why your donation matters

Watch patients and staff talk about the lifesaving work carried out at our hospitals

Fighting the world's biggest killers - it's a bold statement, but that's what our charity is all about. Heart and lung diseases kill more people in the UK than cancer every single year. But it doesn't have to be that way.

Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Foundation Trust is the leading specialist heart and lung centre in the UK. Patients come to us from across the country, for specialist care they can't receive closer to home. As well as treating patients today, our experts are continually working on research for new therapies and treatment, working to understand the underlying causes of heart and lung diseases and find out how they can be beaten.

Your donation will help us in the fight against heart and lung disease, and will benefit patients today and in the future. Thank you.

Case study: donations in action

At the age of only 24, Jason Pieterse had spent his life coping with chronic chest infections and virtually permanent intravenous therapy and hospitalization. He was accepted for a double lung transplant at Harefield in August 2009. The transplant appeared to have gone well, but his condition deteriorated quickly, and three days later he suffered a severe infection and his condition was critical. The only option was to place him on ECMO equipment to give his lungs the chance to rest and fight infection. But the new lungs failed, and he needed a second transplant less than 3 weeks after his first - he was finally discharged after 3 months in hospital.

The charity uses donations from people like you to help us buy state of the art medical equipment, such as the ECMO machine which helped Jason. Your donation will make a real difference to the lives of our patients, and the treatments we can offer to them.