The small charity with the big heart
We help to transform care - funding the very latest medical equipment, research, training and facilities for our patients and staff at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn
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The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King’s Lynn Charity
We fund the very latest medical equipment, innovative research, and specialist medical training. Donations also transform the hospital environment for our patients and dedicated staff – making wards and hospital spaces more welcoming and comfortable.
About QEHKL Charity
The charity exists to support those receiving care and working at The QEH. It enhances patient, carer and staff experience through supporting projects, activities, and training over and above that provided through NHS funding.
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The Tree of Life
‘Celebrating the journey that is life’. A unique way to honour those you hold dear, who have passed away but continue to live in our memories.
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Past campaigns
With your vital support we can continue to transform the hospital that cares for you and your loved ones. View our past campaigns.
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Upcoming events
We co-ordinate events in order to raise funds for the hospital and in turn make improvements for our patients.
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Latest News
21 Sep 2026
BreastFest Raises More Than £15,000 for the Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Dersingham community comes together to raise £15,192.78 for local cancer and breast care services
Read more14 Sep 2026
Brian takes to the skies to raise £1,200 for hospital’s Endoscopy Unit
A determined local fundraiser has raised £1,200 for The Queen Elizabeth Hospital’s Endoscopy Unit after completing a thrilling sponsored Wing Walk in recognition of the care his wife received.
Read more25 Aug 2026
Generous donation benefits dementia patients
A generous £45,000 legacy gift to The QEH Kings Lynn’s Charity has helped extend the impact of the hospital’s successful Dementia Care Appeal, ensuring patients living with dementia continue to benefit from innovative technology that brings comfort, connection and stimulation during their hospital stay.
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