Residents across Warwickshire and beyond are being encouraged to step up, get active, and make a difference this summer as George Eliot Hospital Charity launches two exciting fundraising challenge events this July. As part of the charity’s ambitious “30 for 30” campaign, supporters are invited to sign up for either
In 2026, George Eliot Hospital Charity is proudly celebrating its 30th birthday — marking three decades of making a real difference to patients, their families and staff at George Eliot Hospital. Founded on 15 August 1996, the Charity has worked hand in hand with donors, staff, community groups and partners
George Eliot Hospital Charity has received a generous £1,000 donation from Unison to support patients on Milby Ward at George Eliot Hospital. The funds have been used to purchase a wide range of sensory and support equipment designed to improve the daily experience of patients, particularly those living with dementia
Lisa leads the fundraising team with a focus on creating lasting impact for the charity and the community it serves. With several years of experience in fundraising and community engagement, Lisa is dedicated to developing strategies that not only raise vital funds but also strengthen relationships with supporters. Lisa’s role involves overseeing key campaigns, building partnerships with local businesses, and ensuring that every initiative aligns with the charity’s mission.
Maria Holmes-Keeling Fundraising Coordinator Maria joined GEH Charity in October 2024. She coordinates fundraising events and activities, works closely with supporters and donors, and helps deliver creative campaigns to raise vital funds. Maria is passionate about making a difference and ensuring every fundraising effort has a lasting impact. She enjoys
Payel Chatterjee Fundraising Administrator Payel joined GEH Charity in July 2023. She plays a key role in supporting charity-funded projects, managing the grant request process, and helping to organise a wide range of fundraising activities. Payel also assists with campaign creation and ensures every donor receives a heartfelt thank you
George Ele Charity Mascot George Ele, our newest team member and much-loved charity mascot. “Born” in 1996, the same year the Charity began, George Ele has grown into a gentle and thoughtful elephant with a big heart. Known for its listening ears and caring nature, George Ele proudly champions the
Thank you to Bedworth Saints Scooter Club who recently visited us to deliver their kind donation of Easter Eggs that they’d collected for our wards. Thank you all so much.
Karen Gibson, sister of Kevin Gibson who sadly passed away in February kindly donated a cheque for £250 to SDEC and £250 to Mary Garth wards at George Eliot Hospital.
The Charity recently supported out hospital colleagues for Happy International Nurses Day by purchasing cake and refreshments to help celebrate a special day in the calendar for our hard working and dedicated nursing staff.
