Become a Barts Charity Champion
We're looking for Barts Health staff to become Barts Charity Champions.
You'll help raise awareness of Barts Charity across your ward, to colleagues, patients and their families.
As a Barts Charity Champion, you'll also be representing your area and identifying where charity funding could have an impact.
Being a Barts Charity Champion doesn't need to be time consuming - you could fit us into your daily routine.
- Could you mention us at team meetings?
- Can you let patients and families know about us when they want to show their gratitude?
- Could you host a peer-to-peer party?
Little things can make a big difference. Why not have a chat with our team today?
Email us to find out more or sign upWhy I became a Charity Champion
"I have worked for Barts Health for over 9 years and enjoy being a member of the Barts family.
I feel that it's important for staff to support the trust and all pull together to make it better for both staff and patients to help deliver the care that the people of East London deserve.
I get a lot of satisfaction in reading where funds are allocated and look forward to my next adventure to promote Barts Charity and the trust."
- Stuart Peters, Royal London Hospital
Why I became a Charity Champion
"The benefit of helping Barts Charity is always knowing that the money donated and the time you are giving is going back to the hospitals and patients - nothing is more rewarding."
- Matt Roy, Whipps Cross Hospital
What's in it for you?
- You'll be making an even bigger difference to your ward or area
- You can boost your CV - you'll be able to network and build relationships at all levels within Barts Health
- You can be part of real change for your hospital
How we'll support you
- Full Barts Charity induction
- Exclusive invites to Champion networking sessions
- Updates about what we've been doing in your hospital
- First look at the Barts Charity Extra magazine
- Resources to help promote fundraising events
- Posters, leaflets and other materials to spread the word about Barts Charity