Three Peaks Challenge

British 10K Run

Kilimanjaro Trek

This is still in the call for interest phase, if you would be interested in doing this please contact nina@ics.ac.uk and she will send you an information pack.

Snowdonia Challenge

Is not going ahead this year but should be back for 2013, you can read a report of last year's event here. If you would be interested in taking part in 2013 email nina@ics.ac.uk, the more interest we receive the more likely it is to go ahead.

Foundation Sponsorship

Foundation Sponsorship Form

For every pound you donate Inland Revenue will donate 28 pence. Become a sponsor today.

Past fundraising activities

Golf Day at Grims Dyke Golf Club

The 2011 Intensive Care Foundation golf day was a great success despite the weather. Dr Brett (not a golfer) watched the cascading rain through the window while the golfers slogged and hacked – literally - their way around Grims Dyke Golf course. However he gave us a warm welcome in the clubhouse and the 67 intensivists and our supporters who took part in the competition enjoyed the hospitality of the 19th hole. Afterwards Dr Brett presented winners with their rewards taking the opportunity to highlight the importance of the work of the Intensive Care Foundation. A delighted Rae Webster from Northampton was the top Intensive Care Golfer on the day. A lively auction followed, Jim Dalling wielding the hammer very efficiently such that the proceeds of the day reached a total of £1840.

Fun Run's
Over the last 5 years the ICS has successfully organised Fun Runs at each of the Annual Spring Meetings. If you would like to organise a local run, in support of the Intensive Care Foundation, contact foundation@ics.ac.uk to download our fundraising pack.

Raffles
Thank you to our Industry Partners and members of the Intensive Care Society who have helped source and support the various raffles we have held at our annual scientific meetings.

If you wish to fundraise on behalf of the Foundation please visit our Just Giving Website

Work Since 2003 - Leveraging Funds

To date, the ICF has contributed £500,000 into seed funding leading edge clinical trials. The success of these trials has led to a further £5 million raised from mainstream health funders for more extensive research; these grant giving bodies only providing funding where there has been a combination of a successful pilot and a network of collaborators in place.

Ambitious Plans

Over the next 10 years, the ICF have forecast ambitious plans for the research programme, developing National Research Strategy, and implementing a network of prominent professors to manage the delivery of the research strategy. Research areas are prioritised by critical care clinicians from the networks and forums of the ICF reaching a consensus. This prioritisation process ensures there is a professional buy-in to the trials being undertaken and for research areas to have the most potential benefits to patients.

Therefore the ICF urgently need funds to implement the ambitious plans. If you are keen to support our activities then get in contact or download our fundraising pack for ideas on how you can help.