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Fundraising is a great way to socialise, have fun and stay healthy. You could join a group, organise your own event or get involved with ours. The funds you raise go towards the care and treatment of local straight to the people. Let’s help make it better for everyone.

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We are not currently accepting volunteer applications. Volunteering for your local hospital can be a very rewarding experience, particularly knowing that your efforts are directly helping patients going through treatment. Whether you are a seasoned fundraiser or you are looking to build up some new experience, even if you only have an hour a month, there will be a way you can help.

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Our impact

£554k

Purchase of new equipment in 2023/4

£76k

Building and refurbishment works

£90k

Spent on supporting patient welfare

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  • Chapel Island Walk

    Discover Chapel Island with Bay Hospitals Charity on 5 September 2026 Experience the magic of Morecambe Bay by joining Bay Hospitals Charity on a memorable guided walk to Chapel Island, a hidden gem in the Leven Estuary surrounded by vast, ever‑changing sands. Read more

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  • Summer Newsletter Bay Hospitals Charity

    Welcome to our latest Bay Hospitals Charity Newsletter. In this edition, we are sharing some of the wonderful stories, projects and fundraising successes that have been making a difference across our hospitals in recent months. Thanks to the amazing support of our communities, staff, fundraisers and donors, we continue to help create brighter environments, support wellbeing, and fund projects that go above and beyond for patients and teams. Read more

  • ASU Staff Take on Three Peaks Challenge to Improve Patient Care

    Healthcare staff from the Acute Stroke Unit (ASU) are preparing to take on the demanding Three Peaks Challenge on 26 July in a fundraising effort to enhance patient care. The dedicated team will climb the UK’s three highest mountains in just 24 hours, pushing themselves physically to raise funds for much-needed equipment that will directly benefit their patients. Read more

  • Rotary Clubs’ kind donations help fund Sensory Trolley for A&E patients with additional needs

    Patients with dementia, learning difficulties and sensory needs are being supported by a new Sensory Trolley in the Emergency Department (ED) at the Royal Lancaster Infirmary thanks to donations from two local Rotary Clubs. Read more