Fundraise
Fundraising for Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity is more important than ever before.
There are lots of exciting ways to fundraise with your friends, family, and colleagues this year.
Whether you organise a solo fundraiser, or rope in family, friends and colleagues too - every pound raised will go a long way in supporting seriously ill children in hospital, their families and our hospital heroes.
Fundraise in School
Your school or youth group can make a huge difference to the lives of our young patients
Fundraise at Work
Get your colleagues together and make a remarkable difference
Take part in one of our Events
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Kami Bear's Teddy Trail 2025
Join Kami on his Teddy Trail across Glasgow and bring your own bear along to join the fun!
Fundraising Heroes Making an Impact
Fundraisers go above and beyond in countless ways, from endurance challenges and community events, to creative and personal acts of kindness. Every effort, big or small, makes a lasting impact. No matter the challenge, every fundraiser is a hero.
Lesley
Super Mum Lesley ran the Edinburgh Marathon just days after her son Nathan’s heart surgery. Leaving his bedside to complete the race, she raised funds for Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity and returned to share her medal with Nathan!
Norah
Five-year-old Norah raised £35 for Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity with a toy sale. Inspired by her mum’s work on the Schiehallion ward, Norah wanted to cheer up children “when they’re feeling poorly.” Despite the cold, she sat outside for hours, determined to sell every toy. Well done Norah, you're a star!
Luke
Luke’s little sister Hope was born with a complex heart condition and underwent surgery at just six days old. Grateful for the charity’s support, Luke walked or ran a mile every day in May, raising over £2,000 for Glasgow Children’s Hospital Charity to help other families like his.
Get in touch for a fundraising pack!
Request a fundraising packWe fundraise to help those who work tirelessly to care for and nurture little lives at their most vulnerable; to invest in equipment, development of research and the continued improvement of facilities for the families and children who rely on the hospital.Kathryn & Paul, who fundraise in memory of their son Reuben