We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has supported WHH Charity this festive season. Your generosity and kindness have been instrumental in helping us bring Christmas cheer to patients, families, and staff at Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals.
From donations to our Christmas toy and gift appeal, to joining us at our festive market stalls, every act of support has made a difference.
Together, we’ve helped create moments of joy and comfort for those spending the holiday season in hospital.
Thank you for making this Christmas truly special for our WHH patients, staff and communities.
Just Mortgages
Steve Thomas from Just Mortgages generously supported WHH Charity's toy and gift appeal by donating a large quantity of chocolates, bringing joy to our patients this Christmas.
The Walton Arms
Dale from The Walton Arms delivered gifts from their Christmas Giving Tree Donation Appeal, expressing gratitude to everyone who contributed to this heartwarming initiative.
Spa store donation
Staff from the Spa store on Lovely Lane made a special delivery of selection boxes and gifts for patients at Warrington and Halton Teaching Hospitals.
Matilda Foundation
The Matilda Foundation once again provided a generous donation of gifts for our young patients this Christmas. Their annual support means the world to everyone at WHH, making a significant difference for our children.
NW Regional Organised Crime Unit’s generosity
Holly Walker and colleagues from the NW Regional Organised Crime Unit visited the Children’s Ward, bringing a wonderful array of Christmas gifts for young patients.
Community spirit from Kevin Pollitt
Kevin Pollitt, a kind-hearted member of the Warrington community, donated three bags of soft toys for our young patients, adding comfort to their Christmas.
JK Ross Ltd
Jayne and Phill Moir Riches from JK Ross Ltd delivered a box of gifts for patients spending Christmas in hospital. Their commitment to community support is truly inspiring.
Primark Golden Square
The amazing team from Primark Golden Square, led by Dawn McElroy and Chelsea Naylor, generously supported WHH Charity’s toy and gift appeal. Their thoughtful donations included baby essentials and items for new mums, selected with care. Primark also engaged their colleagues and customers, making this a true community effort.
Warrington Scooter Club
Warrington Scooter Club brought festive joy to the children’s ward at Warrington Hospital with their annual Christmas toy delivery. Dressed for the season, the club members brought smiles to the faces of our young patients and staff. Their thoughtful generosity has become a tradition, brightening the holidays for those spending Christmas in the hospital. Thank you to Warrington Scooter Club for their continued support.
Kier Construction
On Monday 16 December, Kier Construction made a heartwarming contribution to our Christmas toy and gift appeal. Staff and suppliers generously donated a range of thoughtful items, including toys, festive snacks, and toiletries. A huge thank you to Kier Construction for this generous delivery.
Bumblebee Plumbing and Heating’s sweet donation
Bumblebee Plumbing and Heating continued their annual tradition of donating Chocolate Oranges to young patients at Warrington and Halton Hospitals during the Christmas season. Thank you, Bumblebee Plumbing and Heating, for your sweet support.
BNI Warrington
The BNI Warrington team generously donated toys for young patients visiting Warrington and Halton Hospitals over the Christmas period. Thank you to BNI Warrington for making this Christmas special for our young patients.
CEF Warrington
Ben Jones from CEF Warrington delivered an incredible collection of toys for our toy and gift appeal. This generous donation will bring joy to many families this festive season.
We’re also deeply grateful to everyone who contributed through Ben’s efforts.
Pyjamas bring comfort this Christmas
Lisa Cleaver, Children’s Hospital Pyjama Coordinator, has been working hard to collect pyjama donations through local schools hosting pyjama days.
The donated pyjamas will provide comfort to children during their hospital stay.
A huge thank you to all the schools, parents and students who supported this initiative and made it a success.
Amazon donation for young patients
A local Amazon storage centre has generously donated toys and chocolate selection boxes to support young patients during the festive season.
This thoughtful contribution will help spread joy and make the holidays a little brighter for children visit our hospitals.
Charity volunteers shine at Penketh Christmas Market, raising £165
On Saturday 30 November, charity volunteers Chrissi Richardson and Carole Baker attended Penketh Christmas Market. They had a fantastic afternoon, and the event was a great success, raising £165 through our Christmas stall.
Local business spreads joy with selection box donation for patients
Andy Hibbert from local business Real 5 Networking generously donated 60 selection boxes on Friday 29 November. These will be distributed to patients, bringing a little extra joy during their stay.
Former WHH colleague donates to Neonatal Ward
On Wednesday 27 November, we had the pleasure of welcoming Chris Todd, a former WHH colleague, who kindly provides Christmas presents each year for the babies on Warrington Hospital’s Neonatal Ward.
We are incredibly grateful for Chris’s thoughtful gifts, which will mean so much to the little ones’ families this Christmas.
Among this year’s recipients are triplets Gracie, Charlie, and Amelie, who are currently being cared for on our Neonatal Unit.
Lymm knitters bring festive cheer to Forget Me Not Ward with handmade post box topper
Lymm knitters have crafted this beautiful Christmas post box topper for our Forget Me Not Ward, where patients living with dementia often enjoy writing cards and letters to post.
A message from Father Christmas
Father Christmas himself shares how WHH Charity makes a difference.
Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School choir
The school delighted patients and staff with their beautiful performances.
Warrington Wolves raising smiles
Warrington Wolves players visited Warrington Hospital’s Children’s Ward, Dementia Ward, and Stroke Ward, lifting spirits for patients and staff on Friday 20 December. Some super fans were especially excited to meet their heroes during this festive visit.
