Two of our Trust’s highly creative Innovation, Information and Informatics (I3) colleagues, who have won awards for their outstanding work on digital projects designed to improve patient experience, have donated their prize money to Bay Hospitals Charity. Read more
A charity dinner is being held at the Abbey House Hotel in March next year to raise money for Bay Hospitals Charity in support of Furness General Hospital's Oncology team and the Rosemere Cancer Centre in Preston in memory of Linda Johnson (Lindy to most) - an adored wife, mother and grandmother who passed away earlier this year from cancer. Read more
Many thanks to Crosscrake WI who chose the Grizedale Unit as their charity of the year 22/23 and raised a wonderful £1,267.90. Read more
A great big Bay Hospitals Charity thank you to Alex Holmes who took part in the Tour De Furness Cycling challenge. He successfully completed the 50 mile route in just under 4 hours. Wow, well done Alex. The last few hills were tough, but he had a great ride and a great day. Alex raised £730 in total for Maternity Services, SCBU, Neonatal and Paediatric. Alex was inspired to take on this challenge as a thank you for the wonderful care and support he, his wife Rachel and son Rufus received. Read more
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Seeing smiles on children's faces is what Christmas is all about. Read more
Bay Hospitals Charity were delighted to be invited along to 3-1-5 Health Club on Wednesday, 20th September as they opened doors wide in celebration of National Fitness Day, marking not just a day of activity, but a grand unveiling and a collective stride towards a healthier community. Read more
We are very excited to launch a new advertising campaign thanks to funding from NHS Charities Together. We hope you will will either see or hear our advertisements and support our work. Read more
Requests for funding to Bay Hospitals Charity to the value of approximately £90,000 were agreed at a recent charity sub committee meeting. Read more
The simulation dummy is helping theatre staff with essential training for enhanced skills to advanced life support. Read more
A grateful dad is tackling an epic Lake District adventure to raise funds for the Special Care Baby Unit at Furness General Hospital and say thank you for the care given to his daughter. Read more
A grateful South Cumbria family has made a donation to Furness General Hospital’s Special Care Baby Unit in memory of a mum and nana. Read more
Cumbria gift company Herdy visited Westmorland General Hospital on the 75th birthday of the NHS to launch a new product range raising money for Bay Hospitals Charity. Read more
Well done to everybody who took part in the Cross Bay Walk Read more
A team of nearly 30 intrepid cyclists rode coast-to-coast in aid of Bay Hospitals Charity. Read more
Two sisters trekked the Yorkshire Three Peaks, raising nearly £3,000 for Bay Hospitals Charity, to say thank you for the care given to their dad at Royal Lancaster Infirmary. Read more
There’s still time to book your place on this summer’s Bay Hospitals Charity Cross-Bay Walk. Read more
A member of staff at Royal Lancaster Infirmary is running the Edinburgh Marathon next weekend in aid of Bay Hospitals Charity. Read more
Thank you and well done to all the incredible Bay Hospitals Charity supporters who took part in Saturday’s Keswick to Barrow Walk. Read more
After months of training, around 100 intrepid Bay Hospitals Charity supporters take on the challenging adventure of the annual Keswick to Barrow Walk on Saturday 13 May. Read more
A seven-year-old boy walked 100km to raise money for Furness General Hospital as a thank you for treatment he received to correct the common childhood condition of ‘toe walking’. Read more
Funding from Bay Hospitals Charity has helped to extend the availability of massage and aromatherapy services for cancer patients in the care of University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Trust until next spring. Read more
Bay Hospitals Charity has said a special thank you the group behind a trust fund that has supported care of premature babies at Royal Lancaster Infirmary for more than 30 years. Read more
Children with type 1 diabetes from around the Barrow area received a masterclass in managing the condition from Barrow AFC captain Niall Canavan. Read more