Your donations make the difference
£10
would pay for a chef to bake and decorate a beautiful cake for a special occasion, creating a precious memory for a patient and their loved ones.
£50
pays for an hour of expert end-of-life care.
£100
could provide a specialist bereavement support session for someone struggling to cope with the loss of a loved one.
£250
for a St Gemma’s community nurse or doctor to visit a patient in their own home and provide clinical advice and support.
Leave a Gift in Your Will
Making or updating your will needn’t be difficult or expensive and it’s important to consider who you wish to benefit from it, remembering charitable causes that are dear to you.
Give in memory
Remembering your loved one will be as unique and special as they were. There are many ways you can support St Gemma’s in their memory, from creating tribute fund to dedicating a light on our Christmas trees at the Hospice.
Rosemary’s lasting legacy
We are always humbled by the generosity of supporters like Rosemary. Rosemary supported St Gemma’s for decades, donating to appeals, sponsoring people in support of the Hospice, taking part in raffles, and even filling home collection boxes with her loose change. Earlier this year we were honoured to be remembered by Rosemary with a gift in her Will.
Rosemary’s gift of £5,000 will help make sure we can continue the work she so admired and supported in her lifetime. Her generosity could cover the cost of 20 visits to patients in their own homes, helping support local people during the most difficult time of their lives.
