Sunday 18 February – Sunday 15 September 2024
Take on either a 5k, 10k, Half Marathon or Junior race as part of #TeamBrumsHospice!
Events & Community Fundraising
Here's what's coming up
How your fundraising makes a difference
£20
Could buy a teddy bear with a recording of a loved one’s voice for a bereaved child to treasure as a keepsake.
£38
Could pay for one hour of Living Well Centre services, supporting people to live well, manage their symptoms and take part in therapeutic activities.
£53
Could pay for a bereavement support session to help a family member cope with the loss of a loved one.
£84
Could pay for a community nurse to visit someone at home, helping them manage their symptoms and coordinating their care.
Upcoming events and campaigns
21 September 2024
Birmingham’s Rainbow Rush
It’s back! Join us on Saturday 21 September when we’ll be taking over Cofton Park for a day filled with a kaleidoscope of colour, music and laughter.
21 June 2024
Corporate Golf Day
Join us on Friday 21 June at Edgbaston Golf Course for a tee-rrific day of golf, networking and fundraising.
5 July 2024
Big Brum Bucket
We need fantastic volunteers like you to take to high streets and shopping centres across the region to help raise bucket-loads for Birmingham Hospic…
30 March 2024
Tough Mudder
Are you tough enough to tackle Tough Mudder as part of #TeamBrumsHospice?
22 January 2024
Birmingham Hospice launches city sculpture trail with Wild in Art
We have partnered with Wild in Art to bring the next art trail to Birmingham!
15 June 2024
Memory Walk
Join us at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens to walk 2.5km or 10km in memory of someone special on Saturday 15 June 2024.
9 January 2024
Our Big New Year’s Raffle has now closed.
Our Big New Year's Raffle has now closed. Congratulations to all the lucky prize winners!
18 February 2024
Birmingham Running Festival
We are the 2024 Birmingham Running Festival charity partners! 🏃🏿♀️
1 July 2024
End to End Challenge
In teams, take on the Land’s End to John o’ Groats virtual challenge – a total distance of 874 miles!
What made the charity so special was how personal their care was. Lea wasn’t just ‘another number’, but a valued person. The nurses came three times a day – and always took the time and care to ensure that Lea was well looked after. They had such a lovely way with Lea, laughing and joking around with him. They tailored their care to exactly what Lea wanted – to be at home with me and the boys, making as many memories as he could in the time he had left.
Emma Nicholls
Lea's wife
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