Skydive

  • 20 September, 2025
  • GoSkydive Salisbury
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Take to the skies with fellow Dorothy House jumpers whilst raising vital funds for the Hospice!

Our Skydive day takes place on Saturday 20 September at the Old Sarum Airfield in Salisbury. On the day, we are really excited to offer you the amazing opportunity of jumping 10,000 feet or an incredible 15,000 feet.

Will you choose to jump 10,000ft or 15,000ft?

You can either pay for the total cost of the jump yourself or you can pay the deposit and Dorothy House will pay the rest (as long as you have raised the required sponsorship).

Pay Self

Jump 10,000ft

Deposit: £50 (pay Go Skydive when you sign up)
Remainder Fee: £184 (pay Go Skydive by 4 weeks before skydive)
Total Cost: £234

Jump 15,000ft

Deposit: £50 (pay Go Skydive when you sign up)
Remainder Fee: £263 (pay Go Skydive by 4 weeks before skydive)
Total Cost: £313

Sponsorship 

Raise what you can in sponsorship (for either jump)

Raise Minimum

Jump 10,000ft

Deposit: £50 (pay Go Skydive when you sign up)
Remainder Fee: £184 (Dorothy House billed 4 weeks before skydive)
Total Cost: £234

Sponsorship

Raise minimum in sponsorship for Dorothy House – £395
Actual profit to Dorothy House – £161

Jump 15,000ft

Deposit: £50 (pay Go Skydive when you sign up)
Remainder Fee: £263 (Dorothy House billed 4 weeks before skydive)
Total Cost: £313

Sponsorship

Raise minimum in sponsorship for Dorothy House – £545
Actual profit to Dorothy House – £384

Sign up today!

To sign up for the Dorothy House skydive, you must complete this two-step process:

  1. Sign up for your Dorothy House Enthuse fundraising page by heading to the ‘sign up today’ button on this page and follow the register instructions.
  2. We will then e-mail you a link to the Go Skydive website.  You will need to register for your jump with them and pay your £50 deposit.

You must complete this two-step process to secure your place.

Kelvin’s story – the ultimate thrill factor!

Kelvin challenged himself to a skydive to raise vital funds for Dorothy House after his wife died at the Hospice in 2019. From the incredible nurses and staff who cared for his wife during her stay on the Inpatient Unit at Winsley House, to the peace our beautiful grounds brought to him, Kelvin shares why Dorothy House holds such a special place in his heart.

Read his story here.