There are so many ways in which you can get involved to support the work of the King’s College Hospital Charity. From hiking and cycling to coffee mornings and quizzes there is something for everyone.
The Earl and Countess of Carnarvon are delighted to welcome guests for a summer’s evening reception including Special Castle Tours, Champagne and Canapés. The event is in aid of King’s College Hospital Charity’s ‘Transforming Liver Care’ appeal.
Join team King’s this summer and take part in the popular Run for Diabetes 5k, 10k and fun run. This run has an easy to follow route giving you plenty of opportunities to take in all the beautiful views that Royal Greenwich Park has to offer.
If you’ve ever wanted to experience the thrill of jumping out of a plane here is your chance! We are looking for adventurous types who are willing to take on this exhilarating challenge for an amazing cause.
Fancy cycling from London to Paris, covering just over 300 miles in four days while raising money for King’s College Hospital Charity? Connect two of the world’s most chic capital cities as you embark on the charity bike ride challenge of a life time.
Brace yourself for a fast-paced and physically challenging adventure, as you take on the three highest peaks in England, Scotland and Wales. Considered as one of Britain’s toughest outdoor challenges, the national 3 peaks challenge takes in the dizzy heights of Ben Nevis (1,344m), Scafell Pike (978m) and Snowdon (1,085m)
Organise your own event and do something amazing for patients in the hospitals we support. From bake sales to quiz nights our fundraising team will be on hand to give you any advice you need. Whatever you choose, you’ll be doing something extraordinary for our patients.
Helen Doyle was rushed to King’s College Hospital A&E from her local GP surgery in late October 2016. Helen, a keen runner, had been struggling to walk due to cramping in her legs but had assumed it was pulled muscles and ignored it. She went to the GP when it became nearly impossible for her to walk and her feet went numb. Doctors at King’s quickly found that the main arteries going to each of Helen’s legs were completely blocked with blood clots.
Getting better after an illness is a good reason to celebrate. One great way to show your appreciation is ask friends and family to donate to King’s College Hospital Charity rather than buying presents for a birthday, an anniversary or Christmas. You can even chose for your donations to go to the ward or department that cared for you.
