Donate a Day is a special way to support City Hospice and provide a full day of specialist nursing care, ensuring our patients receive the care they need in their own homes.

Every year, the demand for palliative care continues to grow, making our dedicated City Hospice nurses more vital than ever.
By donating a day, you directly support our Clinical Nurse Specialists, enabling patients to receive essential care in the comfort of their own homes and live their fullest lives for as long as possible.
Choose Your Special Day
You have the unique opportunity to select a day that holds special meaning to you. Whether it’s in memory of a loved one, on an anniversary, a birthday, or simply as a heartfelt gift to City Hospice, your chosen day will make a difference.
Carly Murray is a supporter of City Hospice and has been involved in lots of fundraising following the loss of her Mum. She tells us why she supports Donate A Day:

“Donating a day of nursing care has been a really special way to remember my lovely Mum on a date that’s special to us. It’s an honour to be able to do this in her memory knowing that we are helping other families just like us who need palliative nursing care.”
Carly Murray, Supporter
Ways to Donate a Day
- As an Individual: Donate a day that is meaningful to you. Celebrate a special occasion, honour the memory of someone dear, or simply choose any day to support our mission.
- As a Team or Group: Get together with colleagues, friends, or family. Host a fundraiser, organise a bake sale, or take part in a challenge – the possibilities are endless!
Help Us Make a Difference
A date can be donated several times representing one of our nurses who make up the team of Clinical Nurse Specialists at City Hospice. You’ll be donating £150 knowing that your donation will go directly to funding a day of nursing care for a patient facing a life limiting illness in their own home – it could be the most important visit of the day! Our nurses help our patients live their fullest lives for as long as possible and support their families throughout their difficult journey.
