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The NHS is amazing. It’s there to get us back on our feet when life takes a dark turn.
That’s exactly what it did for Rae after a life-changing cycling accident. One moment he was cycling to the gym, the next he was paralysed from the neck down. He was told he might never walk or even move unaided again. He thought his life was over.
“I remember one day looking at my toes and seeing a flicker of movement. I asked my nurses if I was hallucinating. I pray I never forget that moment.” - Rae
Thanks to the incredible months of care he received from the NHS, he was able to get back on his feet.
Today, he even runs ultra-marathons to raise money and give something back for the incredible care he received.
Just imagine if the NHS hadn’t been there for Rae. It’s thanks to people like you, who truly value the NHS, that it can go the extra mile for people like him.
We all have something to thank the NHS for. Supporting NHS Charities Together today the perfect way for you to give something back too.
Donate today and you could help support more than 200 local and specialist NHS charities across the UK, striving to ensure that the NHS can be the best it can be for patients, staff and communities alike.
Will you give something back to the NHS and donate now?

Say thanks to the NHS – and help people get life changing care.

Please donate today.”
One donation, so many ways to say thanks to the NHS

£10
could help towards funding specialist equipment like the treadmill that helped Louise to walk again

£25
could help towards funding amazing outdoor spaces like the Path of Positivity that saved Eddie’s life

£50
could help support NHS staff with counselling and wellbeing spaces, caring for them like they care for us

Meet Rae and see why he wants you to join him in supporting NHS Charities Together

Meet Louise and discover how a specialist treadmill funded by people like you got her back on her feet

Meet Eddie and discover how the ‘Path of Positivity’ helped him find something to live for after a motorbike crash