Gift something different this Christmas
Our Christmas Gift Catalogue offers you the chance to make a real difference for cancer patients and their families across our community.
Every item in our catalogue represents something extraordinary happening behind the scenes at Clatterbridge. When you choose a virtual gift, you’re not just making a donation – you’re providing comfort, creating memories, and funding breakthrough research that could change everything.
£10
Your gift could fund a festive meal, patient present, or treat to spread Christmas cheer
£13
could give someone facing cancer treatment the precious gift of a good night's sleep
£17
could help a family create lasting memories through creating a memory book
£25
could fund volunteer-led arts activities on wards, providing welcome distraction
£32
could bring people together at a weekly Pizza Club on the Teenage & Young Adult Ward
£50
could fund a counselling session that provides professional support during one of life's most challenging times
£96
could fund a day's use of the Surface Guided Radiation Therapy machine
£150
could provide a radiotherapy bra helping women feel comfortable and supported during treatment
£225
could provide access to Hilotherm Therapy for six patients, helping to ease side effects of chemotherapy
£411
could fund a full day of life-saving cancer research at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre
"As a nurse at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre, I have the privilege of caring for people and families facing some of the hardest times of their lives. Every day I see how even the smallest acts of kindness can change everything"
“Whether it’s helping a patient find rest, offering a space to share emotions, or giving someone the hope that new research is being carried out for the future.
I’ll never forget a young woman who was struggling to sleep during her treatment. She was exhausted, and everything felt so much harder without proper rest. Thanks to the kindness of supporters like you, I was able to give her a simple sleep kit. It might sound small just an eye mask, ear plugs and soothing scents, but it meant she had her first proper night’s sleep in weeks. That little gift gave her strength to face her treatment with more energy and hope.
Another moment that stays with me is sitting with a group of young people on our Teenage and Young Adult ward at Pizza Club. Cancer can feel incredibly isolating when your friends don’t understand what you’re going through. Yet over pizza and laughter, they shared their worries, swapped stories, and built connections that reminded them they weren’t alone. For them, it wasn’t just pizza it was belonging.
This Christmas, I’d love to invite you to gift something truly special.”
Emma Davey, Nurse at The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre
