Bolton Hospice Skydive Day 2027

22nd May, 2026 - 10:00

We are hosting our very own skydive day on the 22nd May, giving you the chance to raise vital funds for Bolton Hospice and push your limits at the same time.

Both our individual fundraisers and corporate supporters are welcome to take on the challenge - sign up via the form below.

Key information

parashoot 22nd May 2026

parashoot £50 registration fee

parashoot Raise a minimum of £500 for Bolton Hospice

We ask that participants have raised half of their target two weeks before the sky dive (£250) and the full amount to be raised two weeks after the sky dive!

Who can take part?

Anyone aged 16 and over can take part in our skydive day. Anyone under 18 will require written consent from a parent or guardian. Weight restrictions apply to everyone taking part. These are women 8st - 13st (can be up to 15st with a risk assessment) and men 8st - 15st (can be up to 17st with a risk assessment).

Please note an additional payment of £20-£40 depending on where they sit.

Terms and Conditions

All participants are subject to Black Knights terms and conditions which can be found at here

Form Requirement

Your must be able to sign the medical form 115a which can be found here

If your are unable to sign this due to a condition, ailment or previous injury then you will need a doctor, GP or consultant to sign the medical form 115b instead and it is recommended to get this signed ASAP as it can take a while to get an appointment.

How we care

We care for patients throughout their illness, helping to improve their wellbeing and quality of life. We also provide compassionate, dedicated and dignified care for patients at the end of their life.

Julie's Story

Julie's husband, Stuart, was cared for at Bolton Hospice in 2025. Bolton Hospice became a safe environment, for both Stuart and his family. For Father’s Day, the hospice arranged support that allowed Stuart and his family to go on one final trip away together to North Wales and a 35th anniversary date night. Julie has since accessed Bolton Hospice's bereavement support services, which she has described as "invaluable whilst navigating the first year alone". On the first anniversary of his death, Julie embarked on a year of fundraising for Bolton Hospice.

Mel's Story

“Put me on the town hall steps and I’ll tell everyone: ‘If you’ve got a life-limiting illness get your backside to the Wellbeing Hub, I don’t know how you couldn’t like it!’”

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