The Kleinwort ICU team are proud to be fundraising for Sussex Community NHS Charity to help provide equipment, resources and patient support beyond what standard NHS funding can cover. Our goal is to raise money for enhanced and more advanced equipment that can make a real difference to patients receiving care, helping improve comfort, treatment and recovery for both patients and their families.

We’re kicking off our fundraising with a skydive challenge, taking the leap to support an incredible cause close to our hearts. Alongside this, we’ll also be holding bake sales, raffles and other fundraising events throughout the year to help us reach our target. Every donation, no matter the size, will help support the ICU team in providing the very best care possible. Thank you so much for your support.

Our 2026 Skydive Challenge ✈️

In 2026, staff at Kleinwort ICU are taking fundraising to new heights—literally. By jumping out of a plane, we’re pushing ourselves far outside our comfort zones to raise vital funds for a cause that impacts so many lives.

Our skydivers have individual fundraising targets of £550, so they would greatly appreciate your support.

How You Can Support

You can support us by participating in one of our fundraising activities, donating directly to our campaign, or sponsoring one of our brave skydivers by visiting their pages and making a donation.

Even a small donation can have a meaningful impact. Thank you for your support.

Sussex Community NHS Charity's Mission

We support the work of the Sussex Community NHS Foundation Trust and its people to deliver the vision of excellent care at the heart of the community.

Our aim is to give people choice about the care they receive and to enhance patient welfare and support our staff. Whenever and wherever people need us, we will meet their needs with high quality services that are safe, effective, compassionate and respectful.

Thanks to the kindness and generosity of our communities, who raise and donate vital funds, we are able to provide grants for equipment, programmes or services that can't be funded by the core NHS budget.

How Your Support Helps

Through our active grant-making programmes, the charity aims to:

1. improve patient welfare, for example through clinical innovation, advanced technologies, facility upgrades, medical research and art and design programmes

2. support the Trust's staff and volunteers through advanced training and development programmes and recognition schemes

3. create patient-friendly care environments and enhanced staff experience through improvements to physical spaces