Events

Upcoming Bingo Night! – 13.03.26

Following the incredible response to our first official event, our Casino Night, which raised an amazing £4,533, we have been truly encouraged by the support, generosity, and enthusiasm of our community. As a small charity still building its future, this backing means more to us than words can say and continues to motivate everything we do.

We are delighted to announce our next fundraising event for JUST.BATHE: St Patrick’s Bonkers Bingo Night, taking place on Friday, 13th March 2026 at The Vault Public House in Buxton, High Peak.

This promises to be a lively and entertaining evening, bringing together our supporters for a night of fun, laughter, and community spirit, all in support of a cause that is very close to our hearts. Events like this play an important role in helping JUST.BATHE continue its work supporting families during the most difficult of times and supplying hospitals with essential items when they are needed most.

Further details, including ticket information and timings, will be shared very soon. We hope you can join us for what is set to be a memorable evening, and we thank you sincerely for your continued support of JUST.BATHE and the work we do.

JUST.BATHE 2025 Casino Night – 21.11.25 - RAISED £4,533!

We were delighted to have hosted the JUST.BATHE Live Band & Casino Night, which took place on Friday 21st November 2025 at The Tytherington Club. It became one of the biggest and most memorable nights of the year for our charity — an evening filled with music, laughter, and generosity, all in support of the vital work we carried out in hospitals and the wider community.

The night featured fantastic live performances from an incredible band, which kept the atmosphere buzzing throughout the evening, alongside the excitement of a glamorous casino-style experience. Guests enjoyed blackjack, roulette, and other classic games, playing purely for fun with casino chips provided. The room was filled with energy as everyone embraced the chance to dress up, celebrate, and give back to a cause that mattered deeply.

Guests were welcomed with complimentary drinks on arrival, followed by delicious canapés and beautifully prepared grazing boards throughout the night. A fully stocked cash bar was available, while the raffle and auction added an extra layer of excitement, with brilliant prizes generously donated in support of JUST.BATHE.

Thanks to the incredible generosity of everyone who attended, £4,533 was raised. We were extremely thankful to our guests, supporters, performers, sponsors, and volunteers — every ticket purchased and every chip played directly supported our work providing essential comfort supplies and resources to NHS patients and staff who often struggled to access the little things that made a huge difference.

The night was not just about entertainment; it was about impact, appreciation, and community. We were grateful to everyone who helped make the event such a success, and more events were already planned and in development, allowing us to continue bringing people together to make a real difference.

Fairfield General Hospital Event – 29.11.24

On 29th November 2024, JUST.BATHE had the honour of attending a special event at Fairfield General Hospital, organised by the Bereavement Liaison team from the Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust. We were invited to present our JUST.BATHE boxes to a group of health professionals from the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust, which encompasses four Care Organisations across Salford, Oldham, Bury, and Rochdale.

This event was a significant opportunity for us to share our work with those who play a vital role in supporting families during their most challenging moments. By showcasing our boxes, we aimed to highlight how they provide comfort and dignity to parents experiencing the unimaginable loss of a child. The audience, made up of professionals from Accident and Emergency and Intensive Care Units, gave us invaluable feedback on the importance of these boxes in offering care and compassion to grieving families.

Hearing directly from nurses about how much the boxes are needed on these critical units was both humbling and inspiring. It reinforced the value of what we do and encouraged us to continue expanding our reach to more hospitals and care facilities. The enthusiastic reception we received from the audience not only validated our efforts but also motivated us to keep working towards our goal of supporting every family in need.

This event was not just an opportunity to connect with key health professionals but also a chance to learn from their experiences and insights, which will help us improve and grow. We are incredibly grateful to the Bereavement Liaison team for inviting us and to everyone who took the time to engage with us at the event. Moments like these remind us why we do what we do and fuel our passion to make a difference.