Birmingham Children's Hospital Charity

Ruff Ryders Birmingham chapter charity event.

Please help myself ( Michael ) and my fellow prospect brothers ( Tugs and Shaun ) in making a difference? Were raising money to benefit Birmingham Children's Hospital Charity, we anre doing a spring 5k wolf run obstacle course and any donation will help make a massive impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to us.

More information about Birmingham Children's Hospital Charity: Birmingham Children's Hospital provides a wide range of health services to children and adolescents from across the UK. The Hospital has an international reputation in areas such as liver transplantation, cardiac surgery and neonatal surgery. Pioneering developments include the first ever successful paediatric triple transplant and a system which provides image-guided surgery for children with brain tumours. Donations are used to support the continuation of this important work.

From 1st April to 24th May, Grace is aiming to bike 100km before her birthday to raise money for Birmingham Children’s Hospital.

She’s doing this to help support the amazing work the hospital does for children and their families, and she’d be so grateful for any sponsorship — no matter how big or small.

Please support Grace if you can and help cheer her on as she takes on her 100km challenge!

On April 26th I’ll be taking part in the Wolf Run 5K obstacle challenge to raise money for Birmingham Children’s Hospital.

This isn’t just a normal 5K run – it involves mud, water, climbing obstacles and a lot of grit! I’m pushing myself physically to support an incredible hospital that provides life-saving care for thousands of children and families every year.

As a father of two daughters, causes that support children and their wellbeing mean a lot to me. Birmingham Children’s Hospital does amazing work, and I want to do my part to help.

Any donation, big or small, would mean a lot and will go directly towards supporting the hospital and the children who rely on it.

Thank you for your support

Shaun

Every day, children are fighting battles they didn’t choose.

We’re taking broken, discarded electronics… and turning them into hope.

Our Mission: Turning E-Waste Into Hope

Every day, countless pieces of old and forgotten electronics are thrown away—dumped, discarded, and left to rot as e-waste.

But we see something different.

At PITCO Tech Repairs and Retro Restore, we take that unwanted, broken tech and bring it back to life. What others see as scrap, we see as potential. Each repair, each restoration, is a second chance—not just for the device, but for something much bigger.

Because this isn’t just about fixing electronics.

From Broken Tech to Real Impact

All of the items we restore come from e-waste we’ve collected ourselves—devices that would have otherwise ended up in landfill.

We repair them.

We revive them.

We give them a new life.

And then—we sell them.

Every penny raised from these restored items goes directly toward supporting children at Birmingham Children’s Hospital.

❤️ Why We’re Doing This

While we’re bringing old tech back to life, there are children fighting battles far tougher than any repair job.

Kids who should be playing, laughing, and just being kids…

But instead are spending their days in hospital.

If we can take something broken and turn it into something meaningful—something that helps put a smile on a child’s face, supports their care, or gives them even a small bit of hope—then it’s worth every second.

Join Us Live – Be Part of It

We’re not doing this behind the scenes.

We’re bringing you along for the journey.

Through our YouTube live streams, you’ll see:

Repairs happening in real time

Restorations from start to finish

The exact items being saved from e-waste

And how your support is making a difference

This is a community effort—and you’re a part of it.

How You Can Help

We’re asking you to stand with us.

Whether it’s:

Donating directly

Sharing this page

Or simply tuning in and supporting the streams

You’re helping turn discarded electronics into something powerful.

Let’s Make It Count

Together, we can:

Reduce e-waste

Give old tech a second life

And most importantly…

Help bring hope, support, and smiles to children who truly need it

Let’s take what’s broken… and turn it into something that matters.

11 colleagues from our team will be taking part in the Wolf Run on the 14/06/2026 — tackling mud pools, lakes, woodlands, obstacles, teamwork, sweat and maybe even a few tears — all to raise money for the amazing Birmingham Children’s Hospital.

We’d really appreciate your support.

If you’re able to donate, no matter how big or small, it will make a huge difference to this incredible charity and the children and families they help every day.

Please get behind your colleagues as we take on this challenging 5k course together.

Thank you for your support!

Birmingham Children’s Hospital treats around 100,000 sick children every year, providing world‑class care and supporting families through some of their toughest moments. Your donations help fund vital projects, improved facilities, and services that go beyond what the NHS can provide — transforming the experience for young patients and their loved ones.

William Davis left us on 18 December 2025. He was taken from us far too soon by cruel illness, but his light will always shine above us. He left a message of love, care and belief. William was a special and cherished child.

As friends of his parents and sisters, we are incredibly proud of William. To come together and honour him, we are organising the Birmingham Half Marathon event in support of the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) at Birmingham Children’s Hospital, where William was treated.

William came from a military family—his dad a proud and highly skilled aircraft engineer. In that spirit, some participants will “TAB” the distance carrying fighting weight (16kg), while others will complete a clean run. Everyone is encouraged to take part in whatever way they can—what matters most is coming together.

After the event, we would love for everyone to gather in central Birmingham to connect, smile, and simply sit together in support of William’s family.

Please contact me if you’d like more details.

Thanks,

Nic, Aisty & Lewis 

Jeevan will be taking part in his very first charity run, proudly running alongside his sister to support an amazing children’s charity. On 2nd May, he will be running 1.5K, and although he is little, he is excited to take on this challenge and be part of something special! Together, they will be raising money for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity, helping support the incredible care and life-changing treatment the hospital provides for children and families. Every step they take will help make a difference for brave children who need it most.

Want to join me in making a difference? I’m raising money to benefit Birmingham Children's Hospital Charity, and any donation will help make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause, this charity means a lot to me following the diagnosis of my daughter with a rare genetic condition August 2021. She sees specialists in Birmingham Children's Hospital for Endocrinology and Neurophysiology, she also has support at the hospital for regular blood testing and overnight sleep studies. We are incredibly lucky to have the support we do so I would love to make a difference and give back.

I will be completing the Sahara Trek 21st - 29th March 2026 to raise money for this wonderful charity. This trek will start in Marrakech, drive to Quarzazate and to M'Hamid then 4 days trekking through the dessert. This also includes climbing an 1000ft sand dune to watch the sunset across the dessert!

Apart from raising money for the charity, this is well out of my comfort zone due and this will be a massive achievement for me so any support will be hugely appreciated.

I aim to fundraise every year for charities that have had an impact on our lives, I also want to raise awareness of my daughters condition. Because its so rare, we still have challenges around hospital visits and medical staff not taking PWS seriously because symptoms of illness do not show the same way with children with PWS.

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Want to join me in making a difference? I’m raising money to benefit Birmingham Children's Hospital Charity, and any donation will help make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me.

More information about Birmingham Children's Hospital Charity: Birmingham Children's Hospital provides a wide range of health services to children and adolescents from across the UK. The Hospital has an international reputation in areas such as liver transplantation, cardiac surgery and neonatal surgery. Pioneering developments include the first ever successful paediatric triple transplant and a system which provides image-guided surgery for children with brain tumours. Donations are used to support the continuation of this important work.

Hi there guys basically im doing my own charity rasing for Birminghams children hospital where each show i ref this year i will be donating £10 per show last year i did a fair few so im hoping to help give back to people in need so in December after my last show of the year I will be donating all proceeds to Birminghams children wards to help with Christmas dinners

Im not asking for donations so dont feel like you have to, I personally will be donating myself each week i ref events

Want to join me in making a difference? We are part of Canvas The Old Fire Station team, and we are raising money to benefit Birmingham Children's Hospital Charity, and any donation will help make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me.

More information about Birmingham Children's Hospital Charity: Birmingham Children's Hospital provides a wide range of health services to children and adolescents from across the UK. The Hospital has an international reputation in areas such as liver transplantation, cardiac surgery and neonatal surgery. Pioneering developments include the first ever successful paediatric triple transplant and a system which provides image-guided surgery for children with brain tumours. Donations are used to support the continuation of this important work.