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On behalf of everyone at GEH Charity, we extend our deepest gratitude to our incredible supporters and well-wishers. Whether you’ve donated, left a legacy, raised funds, or given your precious time, your generosity has made 2024 another remarkable year for our charity. Your contributions have enabled us to:– Support the

George Eliot Hospital Charity is excited to announce that a limited number of FREE charity places are now available for the Leicester 10K, taking place on Sunday, 2nd March 2025. As part of this exciting opportunity, participants who sign up to run for the GEH Charity will receive: Free entry

In a heartwarming gesture of generosity, We Care UK has delivered hundreds of gifts to the George Eliot Hospital Charity. These gifts aim to bring festive cheer to patients who will spend Christmas Day in the George Eliot Hospital or visit for treatment during the holiday season.We Care UK, an

Rhenus Logistics, based in Nuneaton, has kicked off its partnership with the George Eliot Hospital Charity in heartwarming fashion by delivering hundreds of children’s toys to the hospital. The generous donation aims to bring joy to young patients and their families spending Christmas Day in hospital or visiting for treatment.

In April  2023, Jeff Barratt, 34, experienced a life-changing stroke, setting him on a challenging journey of recovery at George Eliot Hospital’s Felix Holt ward. After spending four months there, from May to September, Jeff credits the ward’s dedicated team for his significant strides in mobility and recovery.

Respiratory patients at George Eliot Hospital received a meaningful boost on COPD Day, thanks to a generous £100 donation from the late Leslie Perkins. His contribution allowed the George Eliot Hospital Charity to purchase 144 handheld fans, bringing relief to patients struggling with breathlessness. The idea for the donation stemmed

The George Eliot Hospital Charity is inviting daring adventurers to take on a once-in-a-lifetime challenge to scale North Africa’s tallest mountain, Mount Toubkal, and witness the breathtaking sunrise over the Anti-Atlas Mountains and the Sahara Desert. This incredible opportunity combines adventure with purpose, as funds raised will support the “Mayor

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.