The Didsbury-based charity provides respite and palliative care for children, teenagers and young adults with life-shortening or life-threatening conditions.
Barratt Homes Manchester has donated £1,500 to Francis House Children's Hospice, which supports more than 500 families across Greater Manchester.
The Didsbury-based charity provides respite and palliative care for children, teenagers and young adults with life-shortening or life-threatening conditions.
It also provides support and short-term rest for their families, as well as homecare and community support.
Barratt Homes Manchester has raised more than £120,000 for Francis House since 2010.
Julie Williams, fundraising manager at Francis House, said: “As the demand for our care continues to grow, we must raise millions of pounds each year to ensure that every family who needs us can access our support free of charge.
“As a charity, we rely heavily on voluntary donations to fund our services and provide the specialist equipment needed in the hospice. We have been one of Barratt Homes Manchester’s chosen charities for many years and really appreciate its support.”
The latest £1,500 donation was made through Barratt Homes' Community Fund scheme via the Barratt Redrow Foundation.
The foundation marks its fifth anniversary in 2026 and has committed £20 million to charities and good causes since it was launched. Barratt Redrow said it has supported more than 2,000 charities.
Rhys Nicholson, managing director at Barratt Homes Manchester, said: “We are very proud to continue to support this fantastic charity and its mission to provide care for those most vulnerable in Greater Manchester.
“With its 24/7 care commitment, we are aware of the funding Francis House requires to provide its services and we are eager to contribute to its essential care as much as we can.”
