Here at Omaze, we were all so thrilled to partner with GOSH Charity for the Wimbledon House Draw. And we want to say a huge thank you to everyone who entered. Your generosity meant that we were able to raise an amazing £500,000 for this incredible charity.
The money we raised together could help build new wards and buy the latest medical equipment. It could help fund pioneering research programmes to find new cures and kinder treatments. And it could help save lives.
The money has come at such an important time as with the effects of the pandemic the hospital needed your support more than ever. So once again, a massive thank you to everyone who entered the Wimbledon House Draw and supported GOSH Charity.
Every day at GOSH, young lives hang in the balance.
That’s why GOSH’s doctors, nurses and specialists work tirelessly to battle the most complex illnesses, and the brightest minds strive to achieve pioneering medical breakthroughs.
They provide comfort to worried families, help children recover through play, and do all they can to give the best possible experience in what can be an extremely worrying time. It’s incredible, life changing work: and by entering the Wimbledon House Draw, you’ve made it possible for GOSH Charity to help even more seriously ill children.
We couldn’t be prouder of our Omaze community.
Louise Parkes, GOSH Charity’s Chief Executive, said: “We are absolutely thrilled to have partnered with Omaze on the Million Pound House Draw, Wimbledon. Despite all the challenges of the last year, our mission has stayed the same: to help transform the lives of the seriously ill children who arrive at GOSH every day needing life-saving care. The pandemic has had a significant impact on our ability to fundraise and we are really excited to be involved in this brilliant partnership.”
Jason Isaacs, GOSH Charity Ambassador said: "Great Ormond Street Hospital is a truly incredible place and I have seen first-hand how the money raised makes such a difference. By entering the Omaze House Draw, Wimbledon you’ve helped to fund the hospital’s most urgent needs and you’ve supported seriously ill children and their families from across the UK. Thank you so much."
