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Making a donation

Registered Charity Number: 1058599

Supporting East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust to improve the lives of its patients, visitors and staff.

We use your generous donations to support East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust by paying for extra equipment and improving the lives of patients, staff and visitors.

We provide hospital services and community care across East Sussex at over 80 sites in the community and from Conquest Hospital, Eastbourne DGH, Bexhill Hospital, Rye, Winchelsea and District Memorial Hospital, and other community hospitals across East Sussex.

You can make a donation to East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust’s charitable funds in a number of ways:

Make an online donation

You can make an online donation via our JustGiving page. East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust Charitable Fund is an umbrella charity for all of the different wards, services and departments. If you would like your donation to go towards a specific cause, just tell us in the comment box when you donate.

Send us a cheque

Made payable to ‘Charitable funds’ and send it to:

Charitable funds
St Anne’s House
729 The Ridge
St Leonards-on-Sea, TN37 7PT

Cash or cheque via the cashiers office at either Conquest Hospital or Eastbourne DGH.

Fundraise for us

Fundraising for a East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust or a ward, service or department, is a great way to support our patients, their visitors and members of staff.

There are lots of ways to fundraise with your friends, family and colleagues, whether you organise a fundraiser in your community, at work or with friends, the money you raise will make a real difference to the lives of our patients, visitors and staff.

Charitable Funds Information

  • Registered Charity Number: 1058599.
  • Funds for over 200 separate areas held by the Trust. This ensures that donations to specific wards and areas within the Trust are spent in accordance with donors’ wishes.
  • Funds are looked after by Charitable Trustees, made up of Executive and Non-Executive Directors of the Trust.
  • Part of the Trustees’ duties are to ensure that funds are spent within a reasonable timescale.
  • All charitable expenditure should ultimately be for the benefit of patients. Within this remit, spending can include funding medical research, environmental improvements, pastoral and complementary services, professional staff development, and medical equipment.
  • During 2018/19, £363,000 was donated or bequeathed to our
    charitable funds
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Wearing a bandana for the day raises money for cancer unit

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Pevensey Ward benefits from three peaks challenge

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Wife makes kind donation in memory of her late husband