St Wilfrid’s Hospice is much more than a building

We provide tailored end of life care both in the community and at our Hospice in Chichester, supporting patients living with a terminal illness, and their family and friends. 

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Where does the money go?

Tea & coffee

It’s the little things that make all the difference, such as sitting down with a patient or loved one over a cup of tea. On average we spend around £1,000 a month just on tea and coffee!

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Wall of fame

£660 Debbie Pakulski

A HUGE thank you to Debbie who raised a brilliant £660 by having her beautiful hair cut off in aid of St Wilfrid's!

£3.4k Michael Evans

Michael ran the Manchester half marathon back in October 2016 in memory of his mum, Susan. Michael raised an amazing £3418.48! Michael passes on his thanks to all of the carers at St Wilfrid’s and has said “it's nice to have something positive to come out of such a sad moment in my life”.

£3.6k Jamie Hopkins

In 2016, Jamie took part in the '52 week challenge'. He did one challenge a week for the whole of 2016 to raise money for St Wilfrid’s – He even went as far as getting a tattoo to mark his achievement. Thank you Jamie!

£7k Bernadette Marnell

In Feb 2017, local GP Bernadette Marnell had all of her hair shaved off by Gogglebox Star, Stephen Webb! She has raised over £7000 for St Wilfrid's - Thank you Bernadette! 

£3.5k Diane Dalton

In July 2016, supporter Diane Dalton faced her fears and raised an amazing £3,538.73 by taking part in a wing walk.

£500 Ormiston Six Villages Academy

Students, their families and staff at the Ormiston Six Villages Academy raised £500 by running a ‘Wear it Blue’ non-uniform day. This was an idea put forward by pupil, Katie Roff whose family was helped through a difficult time at St Wilfrid’s.

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Current campaign
Sponsor a Nurse
We’re about living, not dying

We want to help each and every one of our patients, and their loved ones, to make the most of every day.

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Upcoming events

Dreambuilding

St Wilfrid’s New Hospice Appeal

St Wilfrid’s has served its local community for over 30 years. However, to continue providing our specialist care we urgently need to build a new purpose-built Hospice, a dream-building which will enable us to support our local community for the next 30 years and beyond.

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Dreambuilding