Our purpose

Royal Brompton & Harefield Hospitals Charity funds innovative treatment, equipment and research at our two hospitals, that fall outside of NHS funding. Vital to patients’ lives and wellbeing, our projects make these specialist heart and lung hospitals not only excellent but extraordinary.

Our hospitals are pioneers in treating newborns with heart problems, toddlers affected by asthma, teenagers needing transplants and adults living with cystic fibrosis, to name only a few. These life-threatening conditions could affect any of us.

Our Charity is generously supported by a dedicated group of corporate partners and sponsors. You can read more about our corporate partnerships here.

Will you join our fight against heart and lung disease?

Our values

Integrity - We strive to achieve the highest standards through honest communication, transparency, being accountable and always acting in the best interests of the cause.

Dedication - We are compassionate and committed to going the extra mile to supporting our hospitals in tackling heart and lung disease.

Collaboration - We value the relationships inside and outside of our organisation and maximise our contribution through collaboration. We embrace the experience and knowledge of our diverse volunteers, supporters and colleagues.

Respect - We value people – all those we work with, who support us and who we, in turn, support with a professional and efficient service.

Impactful - We are purpose-driven, successfully delivering the best outcomes for the cause and making the supporter experience as engaging as possible.

Latest

The Professor Tim Evans Memorial Fund

The Professor Tim Evans Memorial Fund has been set up in memory of Professor Tim Evans who sadly passed away in November 2018.
Missions with Megs

To celebrate the life of Megan and thank the Royal Brompton and Harefield for everything they did for Megan throughout her life.
Missions with Megs

To raise money for the Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals Charity
20.03.2019

After a very wet and windy holiday in Ludlow at the weekend, I have come back to work and my blog brimming with excitement that Spring must be on its way even if today that does seem rather a remote dream.

Our hospitals

...are known throughout the world for their expertise, standard of care and research success in the field of heart and lung disease.
Make a regular donation

...and you'll be helping patients of all ages with life-threatening heart and lung conditions.

In Loving Memory of Kane Woodington

This has been set up because it was very important to Kane to raise funds for Harefield Hospital in appreciation of the outstanding love, care and support he received from everyone there.
London 2 Brighton in Memory of Seamus Byrne

On 16th September me and some of my friends and family will take on the 54 mile bike ride to Brighton.

Your donations will support Harefield's urgent transplant appeal to purchase vital equipment to keep donated organs viable for longer and also artificial hearts which play a critical role in keeping people alive whilst they wait for a suitable donor.

Your donations will have the impact to save someone's life and my family and I could think of no better charity / appeal to con
Harefield Transplant Appeal

We’re raising £500,000 to support Harefield's world-class Transplant Programme, so our doctors and nurses can treat more people in need of life-saving transplants
Royal Brompton & Harefield Hospitals Charity

Supporting the health and welfare of patients by providing state-of-the-art equipment and new facilities, and supporting cutting-edge research into heart and lung conditions.
Our hospitals

...are known throughout the world for their expertise, standard of care and research success in the field of heart and lung disease.
Back in the Driving Seat - Cystic Fibrosis Appeal

Help people with cystic fibrosis (CF) take control. We’re working with specialists at Royal Brompton Hospital, leading tech companies and people with CF to redefine treatment for the digital age
Fundraising Team
The Patients’ Fund

Making patient life that little bit more like normal life.
Charlie's story

Sunday 12th February 2017 was an ordinary Sunday; Charlie had left his family home to do some shopping in Luton town centre when he started to feel lightheaded. He soon began to feel unwell and suddenly began to convulse and stopped breathing.
Totally Heart(less)

On January 31 2018, I received a Syncardia 50cc Total Artificial Heart, just three months after being diagnosed with a rare form of cardiac cancer. This saved my life.