Regular Giving
When you set up a monthly or quarterly regular donation, you help make a difference within your community.
By contributing on a regular basis, you show that you care about the people who are at the end of their lives; and the compassionate care they will receive.

How your regular donation helps
Regular gifts help us to be more reactive to the needs of our patients and plan for the future. Providing a steady income stream that we can rely upon and enables us to fund service developments, without waiting for external funds or grants.
With your support we can be there for our patients and their families 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year.
At our Hospice in Cambridge, our Centre in Wisbech and across the County, we are providing personalised care programmes and ensuring that we are supporting people physically, emotionally, and spiritually.
SupporterI would like to take this opportunity to send a very big thank you to each and every single person involved. Words I write cannot express our gratitude as a family for the service, vital care, peacefulness and love shown to my mum during her last days she had with you.
Contact
If you have any queries please Tel: 01223 675888 or email our team at fundraising@arhc.org.uk
FAQ's
How will my donation make a difference?
By making a regular donation you are helping to make every moment count for patients and their loved ones. A gift can make a big difference, at a time when it really matters. If you would like to read more about the impact of your donation visit our Annual Review.
Is there a minimum donation amount?
There is no minimum donation – you can choose your preferred amount. Every penny counts and we are really grateful for your support.
Can I restrict my donation?
We would like to use your gift where it is most needed, but if you would like us to restrict your donation to one of our services, or to sponsor a nurse, please contact a member of the team on 01223 675888.
How will my donation display on my bank statement?
Any donations to Arthur Rank Hospice Charity will appear as Enthuse.com. This is the payment provider we partner with.
How can I amend my donation?
To amend your donation you need to visit your Enthuse account and follow the instructions.
Or you maybe be able to do this via your online banking.
If you would like to discuss this with a member of the team please telephone 01223 675888.
How can I cancel my donation?
To cancel your donation you need to visit your Enthuse account and follow the instructions. It may also be possible to cancel it via your online banking.
If you would like to discuss this further please call 01223 675888
How do I change my Gift Aid status?
If you are eligible for Gift Aid you can boost your donation by 25p for every £1 you donate at no additional cost to you. Please visit our Gift Aid Declaration Form.
If you are registered for Gift Aid and your status has changed, so you are no longer eligible, please email fundraising@arhc.org.uk or call 01223 675888
Are there other ways to donate?
There are so many different ways you can support us. Find out more here.
How are the Charity's services funded?
Thanks to the dedication, commitment and generosity of the local community and the hard work of our senior leadership team to secure vital contracts with the NHS, all our services are free of charge.
Please visit our webpage (click here) to find out more about how we are funded.
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