Who are The Health Tree Foundation?
Inspiring change in your local NHS
We will ensure that funds however big or small, are used to make a positive difference to our community’s healthcare.
Your help means we can provide acute hospital and community services to people across North and North East Lincolnshire and the East Riding of Yorkshire.
We hope to inspire, engage, and channel the charitable intent of your local community, helping to turn donations of time and money into making your NHS Sparkle.
Together we can make a difference
The projects we fund through your continued generosity improve the hospitals themselves, support the research that will deliver the treatments of tomorrow, enable staff to benefit from specialist medical training, and install state-of-the-art equipment and community services across our region.
Even by making the smallest changes across the regions we serve, we can make the biggest differences together.
Lucy Skipworth
Charity
Manager
Jemma Qualter
Central Administrative & Funding Support
Laura Penny
Charity Coordinator
Elaine Weir
Circle of Wishes Coordinator
Shell Soar
Charity Coordinator
Lauren Henry
Project
Co-ordinator
Meet the team
The Health Tree Charity team is here to help you support your local hospital charity. We have dedicated Charity Coordinators at each site, Elaine for Scunthorpe General Hospital and Goole District Hospital.
We’d love to hear from you so please get in touch with any of the team who will be delighted to have chat!
How we raise money
Fundraising would not be possible without the backing of our local communities and businesses. Whether organising an event, running a marathon, or holding a raffle, the tireless support of the local people makes such a big difference to our hospitals.
Not only do we have our incredible fundraisers, we also have the generosity of those who remember us in their Will and leave a legacy that will always be remembered.
We are also lucky to have access to amazing organisations all over the country where we can apply for grants to help further improve the patient experience in our hospitals.
All of these funds then get spent on…
Improving our
hospitals
The projects we fund through your continued generosity improve the hospitals themselves, support the research that will deliver the treatments of tomorrow, enable staff to benefit from specialist medical training, and install state-of-the-art equipment and community services across our region.
Even by making the smallest changes across the regions we serve, we can make the biggest differences together.
The Health Tree Foundation
Our Vision
A community in which everyone can benefit from the best healthcare in the UK.
Our Mission
We inspire the charitable intent of people to make a real difference to the quality of people’s health care.
Our Promise
We will ensure that funds are used to the best effect to make a positive change to our community’s healthcare.
Our Hospitals
All three of the hopsitals within Northern Lincolnshire and Goole Trust are incredibly important to every individual in our region. The amazing teams we work with are there for better or worse, sharing our joy in happy times and helping us through the bad. They are the heartbeat of our community and play a hugely important role in all of our lives.
How to get involved
Your support means the world to us, and we cannot make the changes we do without you!
Find out how you can get involved or support one of our projects today!
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Your Impact
£904K
Raised
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350
Wishes granted
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£1.15M+
Spent on wishes
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Inspiring Stories
Investing in staff training with cutting edge manikins
We have invested in cutting edge manikins, which simulate clinical situations, to help provide state-of-the-art training to our staff in maternity and paediatrics.
New Grimsby Emergency Department opens today
We’re delighted to announce that our new Grimsby Emergency Department will be open to patients today.
New machine helping detect prostate cancer
The Health Tree Foundation has bought a £76,000 fusion biopsy machine, which is helping our Urology team detect prostate cancer.