Fiona has dedicated a lantern to her husband David on what would have been their 34th wedding anniversary Read more
Seven year old Joseph has raised over £300 for the hospice in a tremendous triathlon race. Read more
A mighty roar rang out across Manvers Lake as hundreds of spectators turned out in the sunshine to cheer on teams battling it out at Bluebell Wood’s popular Dragon Boat Race on Saturday 9th July. Read more
Hundreds of young runners laced up their shoes this weekend for a family fun run with a difference at Gulliver’s Valley Theme Park, all in aid of a charity close to their hearts. Read more
Tiny tot Phoebe is raising vital funds for Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice as part of the charity’s inaugural Big Bluebell Wood fundraiser week. Read more
Congratulations to Rachel for landing a new job after volunteering in Bluebell Wood's finance team. Read more
Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice is sending out a heartfelt thank you to its supporters in the business community after its first ever Business Expo was hailed as a huge success. Read more
The duo took their inspiration from the ‘The Golden Miles’ – a book of hiking routes inspired by the adventures of Gillian Scotford and her courageous son Tom who died at Bluebell Wood aged 21 in 2017. Read more
An inspirational ten-year old’s astonishing four-year mission is coming to an end next week as he prepares to shed his flowing locks in memory of his little brother, Bobby. Read more
A mum-of-two is fulfilling her children’s dream of visiting Harry Potter World after bagging the £1,000 jackpot in Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice’s lottery. Read more
It’s second time’s a charm for the team who loved it so much the first time, they're back for more. Read more
A fearless foursome from Doncaster’s Oval Partnership are aiming to boost their incredible £7,500 fundraising total with an epic wilderness challenge. Read more
Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice is suspending clinical services temporarily. A combination of factors including a shortage of clinical staff at different levels has led to the temporary closure from 31 May, which will remain in place until appropriate staff levels can be assured. Read more
When Nurse Team Leader Jo Chambers first visited Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice, it was world’s away from what she’d expected. Read more
Rotherham’s incoming Deputy Mayor put his best foot forward for Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice by taking on the gruelling Rotherham 10k. Read more
With the majority of its stalls now booked by eager local firms, Bluebell Wood is keen to see as many visitors as possible to network and support the local business community. Read more
The charity’s ‘beautiful and breathtaking’ appeal gives people the chance to make a personalised dedication to someone special. Read more
Maxene Gray, who recently joined Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice as a Supporter Engagement Assistant, was inspired by the feats the charity’s supporters take on to raise much-needed funds. Read more
A Rotherham family are marking the ten-year anniversary of the death of their teenage daughter by raising funds for the place that supported them in their darkest hour – Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice. Read more
Pete and Teresa Wiltshere began fundraising for the hospice when the building itself was nothing more than a dream for local families who had nowhere else to turn. Read more
A plucky trio from Doncaster-based MultiWeb Marketing are going the extra mile – or three – in a daredevil stunt for Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice. Read more
A famous chain of local bakeries is giving those with a sweet tooth the perfect excuse to indulge as it launches a delicious new treat in support of Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice. Read more
Lex Strong passed away at Bluebell Wood Children’s Hospice in 2013, just weeks before what would have been his eighth birthday. Now family friend, published author and South Yorkshire Literacy Champion Jane Keightley has written an educational adventure story called ‘Blast off to Planet Fun!’ and will be donating a percentage of the profits to the charity. Read more
The awe-inspiring challenge had a special significance for 28-year-old Jess Brown, who took on the challenge in memory of her stepdaughter Gracie Brown (12) who passed away at Bluebell Wood last year. Read more