We are always on the look-out for our next Charity Champion to help raise awareness and encourage others to become involved in fundraising and awareness raising activities. Our Charity Champions are individuals or groups of supporters who have raised vital funds for our women, babies and families - read their inspirational stories below.
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A group of colleagues from Birmingham Women’s Hospital has gone beyond the call of duty for its women and their families after tackling the highest mountain in Wales and raising over £2,500 for Birmingham Women’s Hospital Charity. Read more
A woman from Hampton-in-Arden has gone the extra mile in the name of friendship after her best-friend experienced a traumatic birth at the hospital. Read more
Lee Pemberton has been named as this week’s charity champion after taking part in Velo Birmingham & Midlands and raising £2,500 for Birmingham Women’s Hospital’s Woodland House Appeal. Read more
A bereavement midwife from our hospital is taking on the Great Birmingham 10k in support of her patients Read more
Members of a Selly Oak-based gym have rowed and skied the equivalent distance from Birmingham to the North Pole, raising £630 in aid of Birmingham Women’s Hospital Charity, crossing the finish line to be named this week’s charity champion. Read more
Bromsgrove based AFH Wealth Management decided to support Birmingham Women’s Hospital Charity as its 2018 Charity of the Year after the sister of two of its employees sadly passed away. Read more
A kind-hearted group of volunteers have knitted their way into this week’s Charity Champion top spot after raising over £13,000 for Birmingham Women’s Hospital Charity. Read more
Two best friends, Simone Schehtman and Elizabeth Eman, have been awarded this week’s Charity Champion after raising almost £8,000 for Birmingham Women’s Hospital Charity. Read more
A local dad from West Heath has been crowned this week’s Charity Champion after raising over £1,000 for Birmingham Women’s Hospital Charity. Read more