Trusts & Foundations

Partner with us to deliver measurable impact in palliative and community care.

How Your Grant Can Make a Difference

Every year, more than 2,000 patients and 4,000 family members rely on Tapping House for specialist, compassionate care — all free of charge.

Grants from charitable trusts, foundations, and grant-makers play a vital role in ensuring we can continue to deliver and develop this care for our community.

Our Approach to Partnership

We understand the importance of transparency, impact, and accountability in charitable giving. When you partner with us, we will provide:

Clear, evidence-based funding proposals aligned with your foundation’s priorities and our strategic needs
Regular updates and monitoring so you can see the difference your grant is making
Impact reporting, including outcomes, stories, data, and relevant financial information
Long-term project planning for multi-year or repeat funders who want to support strategic growth

Your support can help fund:

Specialist clinical roles
Bereavement support for families
Hospice at Home services
Equipment and innovation projects
Community outreach programmes
Building improvements and patient comfort upgrades

Whether you prefer to fund a specific project or contribute to core services, we work with each funder to ensure your gift delivers clear and lasting outcomes.

Front of Tapping House Norfolk hospice charity

Our Funders

Aligned with your foundation’s priorities and our strategic needs.

So you can see the difference your grant is making.

Including outcomes, stories, data, and relevant financial information.

For multi-year or repeat funders who want to support strategic growth.

£500-
£1,000

The provision of specialist
training sessions for our
Hospice at Home nurses,
helping them stay up to
date with the latest palliative
care practices.

£3,000–
£5,000

The purchase of vital
equipment for our
Inpatient Unit and our
Rehabilitation Unit-
The Tulip Centre,
ensuring patients receive
safe, comfortable, and dignified
care – allowing them to
‘live well, die well and
never alone’.

£8,000–
£15,000

The provision of bespoke
bereavement counselling and
other group therapy
sessions, helping families
and children cope with loss.

£25,000–
£50,000

A contribution towards
the funding of a vital
clinical role or the
expansion of a key service,
helping us reach more
patients in our community.

£100,000+

Funding towards
infrastructure upgrades,
the development of new
services, or delivery of
large-scale expansion
projects that help us deliver
the full package of care
across the spectrum of
services we provide.

Purchases From Funding

“Mum’s care gave us peace and dignity.”

When Jane’s mum, Margaret, came to Tapping House, the hospice welcomed them all — not just Mum.
Even after she died, the bereavement team stayed in touch. That support changed everything for their family.

Your grant helps make care like this possible. Read our stories here: Case Studies