How your money helps

Your support is so important 

We rely heavily on public support to raise around 91% of our £8.4 million annual running costs. So it’s the generosity of people like you that allows us to help all the families who need us. And you help us raise the funds we need in many different ways. 

How will my donation help Rennie Grove Peace? 

Your donation helps families in Bucks and Herts facing life-limiting and terminal illness. In short, it helps local patients with cancer and other life-limiting conditions get the support they need to live well. From coping strategies for symptoms like fatigue, to palliative end-of-life care at home. See our purpose and values for an overview of how your donation will help Rennie Grove Peace. 

Here’s how your donation could help Rennie Grove Peace

For example, your donation could help fund a Rennie Grove Peace nurse visit, bereavement support or counselling. These are just a few examples, but there are plenty more. 

Above all, you can be confident we’ll put your donation to work wherever the need is greatest.

£10 could fund 20 minutes of specialist care. 

£20 could pay for an end-of-life care box. This holds the equipment our nurses need to care for a patient at the end of life. 

£30 could pay for an hour of specialist care from a hospice at home nurse. Nursing visits help patients stay at home with their families so they can make every moment matter. 

£50 could pay for a blood pressure monitor for adults. This helps our nurses ensure our patients get the care they need. 

£85 could pay for a blood pressure monitor for children. This enables our children’s nurses to check for changes in a child’s condition. 

£150 could cover a day of care from a healthcare assistant (HCA). HCAs visit patients to support them with practical care and help them live as independently as possible at home. 

£225 could fund a specialist hospice at home nurse for a day. Rennie Grove Peace nursing visits help prevent hospital admissions and keep families at home together when every moment matters. 

£811 could pay for the Night Team for one night. Rennie Grove Peace night nurses will visit families at home during the night and into the early hours of the morning. At a time when other services are limited, patients say this is a lifeline. 

£1,125 could fund a complementary therapist for a week, providing treatments to improve the wellbeing of patients and carers. 

£1,185 could pay for a syringe pump to administer drugs to keep patients comfortable as their illness progresses. This is a crucial part of supporting patients in their choice to die at home. 

£37,400 could cover the cost of a year of care from a healthcare assistant. Having practical, personal care at home is a crucial part of being able to stay at home. 

£57,200 could fund a specialist hospice at home nurse for a year, helping hundreds of families facing life-limiting and terminal illness. Rennie Grove Peace nursing visits help prevent hospital admissions and keep patients at home with their families when every moment matters.