Your old bed can help save a life!
If you’re buying a new bed from Bensons for Beds, let the British Heart Foundation take your old bed away for FREE and help raise vital funds towards the fight against heart disease.
Make a Difference
Bensons for Beds have teamed up with British Heart Foundation to help fight against heart disease.
Every bed that you donate could raise vital funding towards the amazing work that the British Heart Foundation do.
So far Bensons for Beds customers have raised over £7.3 Million We don’t want to stop here so arrange a FREE collection today.
£88 helps to fund 4 hours (£22 per hour) of vital support from a Helpline Cardiac Nurse. This can make a difference to heart patients daily lives by providing vital support to empower them to better manage their condition and treatment.
£500 helps to fund a defibrillator for a community first responder (CFR) scheme. This will allow volunteers to attend local emergencies and provide immediate care more quickly than an ambulance can arrive. A defibrillator can help restart the heart after someone’s had a cardiac arrest and is a vital piece of equipment for a CFR.
£250,000 could pay for all the costs of a heart attack research project for 3 years, including research staff and funds for the equipment and laboratory materials needed for the project. £1,000,000 could pay for a five year research project into heart attack/heart failure/diabetes including salaries, equipment and lab materials needed for the project.
Please note:
For quality and safety reasons, the British Heart Foundation can only collect beds, bed bases or mattresses that are;
In a useable condition e.g. not broken/damaged. Mattresses must be clean and not stained and must have a valid fire safety label. Please don’t be disappointed if we are unable to accept items for reasons of safety or quality. Free collection on small items is at the discretion of the local BHF store whose van drivers make the final decision on donations.
The British Heart Foundation is a registered charity in England and Wales (225971) and in Scotland (SC039426).