We want to say a big thank you to our longtime friends at Risk Management Security Services in High Wycombe for their amazing £10,000 donation to Oxford Hospitals Charity. 

This latest donation follows many years of generosity from the Buckinghamshire-based company, who have continued to make a meaningful impact on areas of the hospital that hold special significance to them.

This year's donation will be directed towards two vital projects. The first is at the Oxford Children’s Hospital, where the funds will help appoint a new team member dedicated to supporting parents whose children are undergoing cancer treatment. This role is especially close to the heart of Managing Director Graham Tilly, whose granddaughter Logan, received treatment at the hospital for a rare form of cancer.

Additionally, part of the donation will be invested in a state-of-the-art treadmill, essential for assessing and monitoring heart patients. This area of the hospital is particularly important to Chairman John Herring, who has personally benefited from the hospital’s exceptional care over the years.

Tamsin Rawlings from Oxford Hospitals Charity expressed her appreciation, saying, “I would like to say a huge thank you to everyone at Risk Management Security Services for this incredible donation. 

“Their continued support over the years has had a lasting impact on our Oxford Cancer Centre, Children’s Hospital, and Heart Centre. This new contribution will allow us to enhance our medical equipment, upgrade technology, and continue improving the services we provide to our patients.”

She added, “It was also a pleasure to see Graham and the team during the presentation. They always make us feel so welcome. Seeing Logan again was lovely, and presenting my colleague Jane and me with flowers she picked from the garden, brightened our day.”

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Drop us an email [email protected] or Phone us 0300 373 1188 

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