Trusts and Foundations
Support the vital work of our children’s hospice service
We are proud of the strong partnerships we have established with many trusts and foundations over the years and are keen to develop new relationships with funders who share our aims.
The generosity of charitable trusts and foundations has made a significant impact on the development of our service over the years. From funding for specific services, equipment, salaries and resources, we are hugely grateful to them for helping us in our mission to reach out to every child and family that needs us.
Recent funds that have helped us include:
The Louis Baylis Charitable Trust
The Louise Baylis Charitable Trust, which has supported us for many years and helped provide funding for essential equipment at the hospice and most recently given financial support during the COVID-19 crisis.
National Lottery Community Fund
The National Lottery Community Fund provided funding towards the development of our Family Support programme, enabling us to widen the support available to families through parent group meetings and special events such as our remembrance days.
Jessie’s Fund
Jessie’s Fund has been integral in funding our music therapy programme, including our music therapist and the array of instruments the children enjoy playing.
The Fence Club
The Fence Club have supported us for many years, providing equipment for our children’s hospice, such as a mobile sensory unit.
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We’re delighted to have received a grant from Marks and Spencer as part of their Gifts that Give campaign this Christmas. This wonderful donation will help fund lots of festive fun and activities for children and their siblings we support.
The grant was all thanks to M&S teaming up with Neighbourly Foundation to give donations to 1,000 small charities and community groups in the UK and Ireland.
Spread some Christmas kindness ⭐️
We were privileged to provide end of life care for beautiful baby Joshua and his family at our children’s hospice.
Joshua was just 7 weeks old when he sadly died.
For our Christmas appeal this year his parents, Emma and Peter Lowe, bravely share his story. They hope in doing so that they can “spread kindness to other families who will face tragedy like us. We want to make sure these families are not alone and will have the invaluable support given to us by Alexander Devine.”
Your kindness this Christmas can help us be there for more precious children like Joshua: alexanderdevine.enthuse.com/cf/christmasappeal2022
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