Where Your Money Goes
Are you considering making a donation, but would like to know exactly what it would go towards?
You can now make a full or partial donation towards anything listed below to help our charity.
Motorcycle:
Fuel: £50
Bike Tax: £85
Motorcycle Service: £150-£250
Box Carrier £250
Set of Tyres £250
Decals for Bike £450
Euroshed £2000
New Blood Bike £12,000
Operational:
Blood/Milk Box Cover:£5
Cargo Net: £10
Ratchet Straps: £15
Big Button Mobile Phone: £30
Milk Box: £45
Training Day Expenses: £100
Promotional:
Collection tins/ bucket: £5
Hi-Viz liveried Jacket: £20
Banner: £45
Promotion Materials: £65
Fliers x5000: £70
Posters A3 x25: £150
Flag: £220
Video Promotion: £400
Admin:
Stationery: £10
Tracker Subscription: £40
What people say about us
“The blood bikes are vital to getting our life saving faecal transplants to critically ill patients with C. dificile infection”
Professor Peter Hawkey, FMT Service Lead, PHE Public Health Laboratory Birmingham
“On a regular basis we need to transport samples urgently, between Shrewsbury and Telford, and also from here in Shropshire to Birmingham and beyond. In the past it has been quite difficult, out of hours, to get those samples moving quickly, so it has made a huge difference to us to be able to rely on blood bikes to get those samples moving for us.”
Debbie Jones, Support Services Care Group Director Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust
“The voluntary service the blood bikes offer us has been instrumental in widening the scope of our FMT service across the country and ensuring costs are a low as possible for the NHS”
Dr Vicki McCune, FMT Service Manager PHE Public Health Laboratory Birmingham
“There is certainly times when the quicker we can get results back, the better the outcome for the patient, so blood bikes are helping to save lives and, at the same time, they are saving the NHS lots of money”
Debbie Jones, Support Services Care Group Director Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust
“We are so grateful to the volunteer riders who give up their time to courier blood products and urgent samples for testing between our hospitals and the regional NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) centre in Birmingham. Every minute counts when it comes to helping seriously-ill and injured patients and being able to call on the blood bikes round the clock helps us to provide safe, effective treatment and transfusions.”
Paula Gardener, Chief Nurse Burton Hospital Trust (covering Burton, Lichfield and Tamworth)
“We very much appreciate all of their efforts and the support they give both SaTH and the wider NHS.”
Debbie Jones, Support Services Care Group Director Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust