It follows a production of Fame the musical at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre last month.
Announcing the news on social media, the charity say they are "absolutely delighted" to confirm the production of Fame in August has raised £60,000 for hospice care.
The show saw more than 100 young performers take the stage at Aylesbury Waterside Theatre, with all proceeds going to the charity. The £60,000 sum also includes "a generous grant from William Harding’s Charity, plus support from another local individual supporter and sponsorship from Fairhive and Widmer End and District Funeral Directors".
Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity have are thanking everyone who made it possible, including cast and crew, audiences, volunteers, supporters and sponsors.
Amy Quinlan, Director of Fame, says: "This show reminds us what happens when talented people come together, believe in each other and create something truly special!"
Their next fundraising shows include Legally Blonde Jr (external) on October 31st and their first ever adult-only production of 9 to 5 (external) in January, both at Tring's Dembe Theatre.
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