Cwtsh Clos sponsors
Support is growing for the Cwtsh Clos campaign:
Swansea Bay Health Charity is delighted to announce that a number of external organisation are now backing the Cwtsh Clos campaign.
The Principality Building Society - click here to find out more about the Principality, which has already sponsored Swansea Bay UHB’s internal staff awards event, is now supporting the Cwtsh Clos campaign by donating 30 fundraising spaces in this year’s Cardiff Half Marathon.
The work of Advocates and Angels - click here to visit their website, includes supporting fragile familes with children in long-term hospital admissions, particularly units like NICU. A notable initiative is their Chrysalis Care Packages, providing essential hygiene items for two parent carers during the critical first 48 hours of an emergency admission. Advocates and Angels are now supplying Cwtsh Clos with these packages.
And local charity the Leon Heart Fund - click here for more information has held a Leon’s Memorial gala dinner raising over £5,000 towards upgrading the Cwtsh Clos gardens, and is planning another fundraiser this summer.
Read more about why our sponsors are backing us in their individual stories on this page.
Would your organisation like to sponsor Cwtsh Clos?
If your organisation would like to support the Cwtsh Clos campaign, please email swanseabay.healthcharity@wales.nhs or call 07977 659 647 and we’ll get back to you to discuss this further.
Other ways to donate
If you would like to give an online donation to Cwtsh Clos, you can do that by clicking here.
To make a donation using your phone, please text 'Donate Swanseabayhealth homes' to 88802.
If you would like to fundraise for us yourself, or hold a fundraising event, please visit our JustGiving page for Cwtsh Clos here, where you will find more information.
You can also visit our Cwtsh Clos webpage by going here for more information about the NICU centre and the fundraising appeal.
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