You helped us to raise over £356,200 to support Royal Brompton in making its catheter laboratory better for hundreds of patients who undergo life-saving treatments each year.Read more
Our appeal to create two specialist isolation rooms at Royal Brompton to ensure the best possible care for our most vulnerable patientsRead more
You helped us raise £70,000 to bring heart surgery into the 21st Century with equipment to make operations safer and quicker for hundreds of patients at Harefield HospitalRead more
In 2017, we launched an appeal to raise £175,000 to fund ten life-saving 'MitraClip' procedures for patients too weak for heart surgery. We ended up raising enough money to fund 15 proceduresRead more
In 2017, we raised £500,000 to expand Royal Brompton's genetics testing service, in order to help thousands of families affected by inherited heart and lung diseaseRead more
In 2017, we raised £65,000 to create a welcoming space for parents of critically ill children on Royal Brompton's Paediatric Intensive Care UnitRead more
In 2017, we raised £1.1m to help extend Harefield Hospital's Intensive Care Unit by six bedrooms, to treat an additional 250 critically ill patients each year, and to develop a state-of-the-art scanner centreRead more
In 2015/16, we raised £50,000 to help support this revolutionary programme, which enables consultants to assess 3D replicas of hearts and lungs to help diagnose patientsRead more
In 2016, we contributed towards a £100,000 makeover of the playroom on Rose Ward, including a new sensory areaRead more
In 2015, we contributed £4.2m towards Royal Brompton's state-of-the-art Hybrid Operating TheatreRead more
In 2014/15, we raised enough money to buy 11 Organ Care System kits for Harefield Hospital. These amazing machines keep organs suitable for transplantation for four times longer than was previously possibleRead more
Thanks to our generous donors, in 2013, we contributed to a brand new Centre for Sleep. The centre has helped thousands of people suffering from conditions such as narcolepsy and sleepwalking.Read more
In 2012/13, we raised funds to buy 10 new artificial hearts, known as ventricular assist devices, giving a lifeline to seriously ill patients awaiting heart transplantationRead more