We rely on the generosity of our supporters to fund our sepsis research and awareness campaigns.
It has been a very tough year for many charities, and we are no exception. When the pandemic struck, we took the bold decision to keep our team working rather than use the furlough scheme. We cut our income and expenditure budgets significantly, but we promised to continue to deliver on our commitment to funding […]
We are very excited to have partnered with a new corporate supporter – NL Property. The founding directors of property, investment, and development company are marking 30 years in business by attempting to raise £30,000 for Sepsis Research FEAT. NL Property’s Guy Harman from Tunbridge Wells in Kent and Nigel Berney from Radlett in Hertfordshire […]
World Clinical Trials Day Thursday 20th May was World Clinical Trials Day and we were delighted that a piece put out by our PR consultant was picked up by various papers and online publications across the UK. Publications including the London Evening Standard, Yahoo News, The Northern and Southern Daily Echo, News Chain Online, and […]
National charity Sepsis Research FEAT is marking Clinical Trials Day today by thanking NHS patients and staff for the part they have played in collecting over 12,000 samples as part of a ground-breaking research study. The study at the world-leading Roslin Institute into the genetics of susceptibility and mortality in critical care (GenOMICC), which the […]
This month our fundraising hero is Callum Devereux! When Callum – a first-year student at the University of Edinburgh – signed up to do the Edinburgh Marathon for Sepsis Research FEAT at the back end of last year none of us could have imagined that the event would be virtual for the second year in […]
5K May Challenge The big fundraising event for Sepsis Research FEAT currently is the UK-wide Run for Heroes 5k May challenge.Our huge thanks to those of you who’ve jumped on board and done your 5k already. It is still not too late to get involved – the challenge relies on spreading the word! Over the […]
A new campaign is setting out to help young people recognise the five early warning signs of a condition which causes 11 million deaths around the world each year. Biomedical engineers from the University of Glasgow have teamed up with the charity Sepsis Research FEAT (Fiona Elizabeth Agnew Trust) to develop an activity pack which […]
We are delighted to report that an application to the National Lottery Community Fund has resulted in an award of £9,460 to Sepsis Research FEAT to fund the collection and publication of Sepsis Stories from younger people. This grant will enable us to tell more of your Sepsis Stories during 2021. These stories are a […]
Freelance Digital Fundraising Opportunity ROLE PROFILE Freelance Fundraiser with Digital Focus The Role The successful freelancer will raise significant funds for Sepsis Research through various income streams, with a primary focus on digital and virtual fundraising. With ongoing COVID restrictions preventing traditional forms of fundraising, we are looking for someone who has good knowledge of […]
Professor Jason Leitch SCOTLAND is leading the way in sepsis research, Scotland’s National Clinical Director Professor Jason Leitch has said. Professor Leitch was speaking as he urged people who have had sepsis not to hesitate in getting a vaccination against Covid-19. He said: “If you have had sepsis then you should make sure you are […]
