NHC Pulse SpingSummer 2017-v3 FINAL VERSION
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How you can help<br />
Backing our appeals<br />
could boost your business<br />
By working with us as a corporate partner, you can build your brand, improve<br />
team spirit, raise your profile and attract new clients. Here’s just a few of the<br />
companies who are already supporting Nottingham Hospitals Charity.<br />
DC Training & Development<br />
Services Ltd organised a gala dinner,<br />
raising more than £13,400 to support<br />
the Nottingham Children’s British<br />
Transplant Games team who are<br />
competing in North Lanarkshire in July.<br />
The company has raised more than<br />
£70,000 to help patients at<br />
Nottinghamshire Hospitals during the<br />
last seven years. Managing Director<br />
Darren Calow’s young son Daniel, who<br />
has himself had a transplant, is taking<br />
part in the games.<br />
British Edible <strong>Pulse</strong>s Association<br />
raised more than £11,000 for QMC<br />
Neonatal at their annual dinner –<br />
inspired by the care of Amaya Ibrahim,<br />
born 16 weeks premature and treated<br />
at the unit for chronic lung disease.<br />
Amaya’s grandfather Paddy Barrett is a<br />
member of the Association and he and<br />
Amaya’s mum Melanie are keen<br />
supporters of our BIG Appeal.<br />
Lincolnshire company Inzpire Ltd<br />
donated £3,720 for the Paediatric<br />
Intensive Care Unit in recognition and<br />
thanks for the care given to the<br />
daughter of a staff member. This is the<br />
third year running the company has<br />
supported the Charity.<br />
If your business would like to support Nottingham Hospitals Charity,<br />
please call us on 0115 962 7905 or email charity@nuh.nhs.uk<br />
Could you volunteer for us?<br />
We could not achieve all that we do without the tireless efforts of a team of committed<br />
volunteers who give their time to support the Charity. Volunteers help in many ways, from<br />
carrying out collections at the theatre to marshalling at marathons and setting up stalls as<br />
well as helping our busy calendar of events to run smoothly.<br />
We are keen to bring in more volunteers from all cross sections<br />
of the community and Charity Assistant Lucy Fisher is working<br />
hard to develop voluntary activity across all aspects of our<br />
work. Lucy says: “As summer approaches it looks set to be<br />
another busy year for Nottingham Hospitals Charity so we are<br />
keen to hear from volunteers of all ages, with a wide range of<br />
experience and interests, who would like to support our office<br />
and community activities. In return, we hope to offer a<br />
supportive environment in which you can enhance your skills<br />
and feel valued as part of a friendly<br />
team, by carrying out a varied role<br />
that is stimulating and rewarding.”<br />
To find out more call Lucy Fisher<br />
on 0115 9627905 or email<br />
lucy.fisher@nuh.nhs.uk<br />
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