Gifts that can sustain our future
Individual philanthropists and grant-making trusts and foundations play a pivotal role in ensuring that our dedicated, specialist and compassionate support and services will be available to those that need it across the county, free of charge, forever.
We work with and collaborate with individuals, corporates and grant giving organisations to fund both existing services and new innovative projects that will advance the care we are able provide to our community.
We are very grateful to have received funding to make every moment count for patients including:
- Enable choice at the end of someone’s life through our Hospice at Home service
- Care for more people in their own homes through our Hospice at Home service
- Extend and expand our support to existing patients through our Caring Communities project and Arthur’s Shed project
- Implement improvements across our Inpatient Unit IT system through our Workstation on Wheels project
If you are an individual or a grant giving organisation or have links to one seeking more information about our work, fundraising ambitions and aspirations please contact Jodie Vaughan, Income Generation & Communications Director, on 01223 675888 or Chloe Czarnecki, Grants and Trusts Officer on 01223 675893
Regular giving
is another way to support us to be more reactive to the needs of our patients and plan for the future. Providing a steady income stream that we can rely upon and enables us to fund service developments, without waiting for external funds or grants. With your support we can be there for our patients and their families 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year.
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Hospice Patient is over the moon with her makeover hair style
Lynda Taylor volunteers as a hairdresser at the Alan Hudson Centre in Wisbech
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Hospice patient, loved ones and supporters deliver 15,500 signatures
Lisa, Vivien, Valerie and Rick deliver 15,500 signature to Protect Our Care with local MP’s
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Living Well Hospice Patients engage in memorabilia
As we approach Armistice Day Living Well patients reminisce
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Hospice Volunteer cycles from London to Paris to support patients care
Debbie shares her motivation for signing up to the London to Paris challenge
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Hospice Supporter signs up for Trek in memory of his ‘Chum’
Derek Gammage shares his reason for taking on the Cambridge to Ely Trek for his Chum Derek Isaac's
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Daughter shares her experience of her Dad’s Hospice Care
Gail Barrett from New Zealand shares her experience when her Dad was cared for in the Inpatient Unit
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Granddaughter walks with her dog ‘Willow’ in Memory of her Grandad
Kirsty shares her motivation for taking part in ‘Lead On’
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‘Mum’s girls’ sign up for the Cambridge to Ely Trek in her memory
Sisters, Kate and Emily share their reasons for taking part in the challenge
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Hospice supporter takes on Boxing Challenge in memory of her Mum
26 year old says thank you for the care of her Mum by taking on a Boxing Challenge
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Alpacas bring joy to the Hospice
Alpacas, Banksy and Buster visited the Inpatient Unit
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Mother takes the Hospice fundraising lead in her son’s memory
Walking with my dog is my way of thanking you all.
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Arthur Rank Hospice Announces News of ‘devastating’ funding cuts
Nine beds will close after £829,000 funding cut
