Donate
Help us provide free, specialist hospice care for people with life-limiting illnesses
Whether you give once, set up a regular monthly gift, donate in remembrance or celebration, you’ll make a real difference.
Whether you give once, set up a regular monthly gift, donate in remembrance or celebration, you’ll make a real difference.
The suitcases are unpacked, the suntan has faded, and those leftover euros, dollars and holiday currency are hiding at the bottom of your drawer.
Why not give them another journey?
Donate your foreign currency at any of our hospice shops or hospice receptions and turn those little summer leftovers into exceptional hospice care for local people and their families.
Your holiday memories might be in the past, but your spare change can do something in the future that really matters.

Each donation to The Mary Stevens Hospice directly supports people in your community, helping individuals receive expert care, comfort, and dignity when it matters. Because of your kindness, our doors stay open, our nurses can be there through the night, and every patient can feel safe, respected and never alone.
Could pay for a complementary therapy, which can help patients or their loved ones to relax
Could fund the creation of a memory bear, made from clothing or fabric that holds sentimental value.
Could pay for three 1-hour sessions of bereavement support to a child.
Could help fund 24 hours of In-Patient care for one person, offering the best medical, practical, emotional and social support
If you’d prefer not to donate online, there are many other ways to support us:
Via bank transfer (BACS): Please contact us for our bank details.
Call us: Call our Fundraising Team on 01384 377778.
By cheque: payable to The Mary Stevens Hospice, 221 Hagley Road, Oldswinford, West Midlands, DY8 2JR.
In person: The hospice is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, if you’d like to donate in person. We accept cash or cheques.
Collection box: Place one in your workplace, school, or community group.
“It is such a worthwhile and rewarding service that the hospice provides, and I thoroughly enjoy my visits.”
"You think you are the only one with an illness but you realise you are not alone."
"With deep admiration for the care provided here, I remember my sister’s time here with dignity, calmness, and compassion."