Join an event
Join an Event. Make a difference and have fun!
Taking part in an event is a fantastic way to support Michael Sobell House while doing something meaningful and often memorable! Whether you’re looking for a fun day out, a personal challenge, or a way to give back, we have something for everyone.
From shopping at our Plant Sale, walking across hot coals at our Firewalk, to reflecting at our Light Up a Life Ceremony, our calendar of events is as varied as it is inspiring. Many of our events also offer volunteering opportunities a great way to meet new people and work alongside our dedicated Fundraising Team.
Looking for an adrenaline rush? You could run the London Landmarks Half Marathon, take on a Marathon, or leap into action with a skydive or bungee jump. Taking on a challenge for Michael Sobell House not only pushes your limits, it also helps fund the care and compassion we’re proud to provide every day.
Ready to get involved? Explore our upcoming events and find the one that speaks to you. Every step, stride, or seed planted helps support local people and families when they need it most.
Please contact our fundraising team by emailing fundraising@harlingtonhospice.org to find out more.
If you have signed up for another challenge event and would like to raise money for us please get in touch with our Fundraising Team on fundraising@harlingtonhospice.org so that we can give you all the support you need to make your fundraising challenge a success.
Why we need your support
As a charity only part funded by the NHS, every year we need to raise £2.4 million in voluntary income. It is only with the kindness of our supporters that we can be alongside our vibrant Hillingdon community at their time of need.Â
We know how important it is that people living alongside serious or terminal illness can access support that’s shaped around them, when and where they need it. Your donations allow us to keep our Hospice running every day, as well as go above and beyond for people experiencing the most vulnerable moments in their lives.
