Regular Giving

Regular Giving

Could you give regularly? A gift every month helps us to care everyday and plan for the future.

Giving every month helps every day

Regular donations provide a dependable source of income, helping us plan for the future and continue providing compassionate care to local patients and their families.

It’s a simple and convenient way to support our work. Just set up your donation online, choose an amount that works for you, and your gift will be automatically collected from your bank account each month.

Whether you give a little or a lot, your ongoing support means we can be there for our community. You can amend or cancel your donation at any time.

There are two ways to give a regular gift and support Willen Hospice.

Set up a monthly donation, where we can claim Gift Aid to make your support go further.

Or join our lottery for the chance to win weekly prizes of up to £1,000, plus a £7,500 Rollover prize. Please note Gift Aid does not apply to lottery entries.

Whichever you choose, your support helps us continue providing vital care for local people and their families.

Set up a monthly donation

Committing to a monthly donation to Willen Hospice is a powerful way to ensure that local people living with a life-limiting illness receive the compassionate care they deserve.

Give monthly

Play our weekly lottery

Subscribing to the Willen Hospice lottery gives you the chance to win fantastic prizes while directly contributing to the future of Hospice care in Milton Keynes and the surrounding areas.

Play weekly

Why our supporters choose to give monthly..

"My husband Steve was looked after by Willen at Home. I became a regular giver so that I could add Gift Aid to my donations. This means an additional 25% is added by the Government. Every penny counts."
“I was absolutely thrilled to receive a £1,000 cheque and even more excited when it arrived on my 50th birthday. It meant I had another reason to celebrate!”
“When Mum died, we decided we would play the Hospice Lottery. We didn’t do it to win; it was just our way of making a donation. I’ve won two lots of £100.’
“My nan used to play the Willen Hospice lottery until she died a few years ago, age 100. She was a great example to me, so I decided I would also sign up and play every week.”