Support us

There are lots of ways to give to the Royal Devon Hospitals Charity. Explore the different ways you can get involved below.

Make a quick donation

Giving £5, £10, £20 or even £50 ensures we can continue to help, support and make a real difference to patients, staff and families across the whole of Devon.

You can give to the Royal Hospitals Charity in the following ways...

Leave a legacy

Leave a lasting legacy of compassion and care, ensuring support for future patients.

Donate in memory

Honour the memory of your loved one by making a meaningful contribution to your NHS.

Charity Shops

Explore our wonderful charity merchandise, knowing that every purchase makes a positive impact.

Play our lottery

Take a chance on changing lives across Devon and play our very own lottery.

Get involved!

Your generosity and kindness can bring comfort, healing, and brighter tomorrows to those in need. Join us on this incredible journey of compassion and impact. Together, let’s create a Devon where every life is filled with hope and love. Start your journey of support and donate today!

Volunteer for us

Make a difference in your community by becoming a valued volunteer for the RDHC.

Fundraise for us

Empower change and make a meaningful impact by organising a fundraising event for the RDHC.

Support us at work

Make a difference at work by supporting our charity and transforming the lives of others.

Events

Join us at our upcoming events and be a part of creating positive change across Devon.

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Patient stories

Tim, from Ilfracombe, has found it useful talking to other men with shared experiences of cancer at the Fern Centre's

Caren, from Barnstaple, said the Fern Centre had been a 'lifesaver' after being diagnosed with breast cancer in December 2021.

Pauline, from Braunton, explains how the Fern Centre has been helping her and her husband Roger to move forward following

When I received my diagnosis, to say it was a shock is an understatement! It was a really tough time.

When primary school project coordinator Sue Manley returned to work in June 2023 after many months of cancer treatment, she

Richard Barnes was just minutes from death after walking into A&E at North Devon District Hospital (NDDH) with a sore