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Our mission is to create platforms to address barriers to early detection of breast cancer and support access to care, to empower women to seek help early and make timely informed decisions on their breast health. These include development of a mobile app and SMS service to help identify breast cancer symptoms and connect with care, podcast, and facilitate development of radiotherapy centres.

Income used to aid research work in connection with and the cure and prevention of cancer, rheumatism, malaria and morbid conditions of the prostate gland.

To provide financial support for cancer research and for the provision, maintenance and replacement of facilities, equipment and buildings for the Radiotherapy and Oncology department at the Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton.

Thomas Bernard Robinson following discussion with Churchill after the War discussed the fact that cancer after the war was the biggest killer. A lady made a donation of a ring which was auctioned and the proceeds from that went on to set up Marie Curie Cancer Care Organisation - for which TBR was the founding secretary. He wanted to continue helping small start up charities so here we are.

Breast Cancer Campaign's mission is to beat breast cancer by funding innovative world-class research to understand how breast cancer develops, leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, prevention and cure.

We perform extracts or full performances of the Gilbert & Sullivan operas and stage a concerts, and support local charities from our profits. Our Christmas carol concerts are always in support of the local Macmillan Cancer Trust.

Small grants to charitable bodies e.g. nature & wildlife conservation,environmental protection, cancer & medical research, education and disadvantaged children

Breast Cancer Care is the UK's leading provider of information, practical assistance and emotional support for anyone affected by breast cancer. All our services are free and provided by specialist staff alongside trained volunteers who have had or been closely affected by breast cancer. We are also committed to campaigning for better treatment and support for people with breast cancer.

supporting cancer research and children suffering from cancer

Help fund organisation who care for people with terminal cancer

The charity supports research and a compassionate use programme using radioactive medicines to treat cancers including neuroendocrine tumours, lymphoma, haematological malignancies, thyroid and prostate cancer.

Breakthrough is dedicated to saving lives by finding the causes of breast cancer, improving detection, diagnosis, treatment and services.

The charity awards grants to the South Derbyshire NHS Trust and the Cancer Research Campaign.

Cherem is a remote village in the Nepal Himalaya. Da Gombu Sherpa was born here and co founded the project that helps develop education, health and well being in the village. Gombu was a great mountaineer. He died of Cancer in Dec 2011. The Leadership of Cherem village lies now with the Cherem Youth Society that Gombu helped to form before his passing established in kathmandu 2068 B.S. 2011.

Providing support to breast cancer patients and their families.

Ukraine Belarus Western Russia humanitarian aid assistance for Hospitals aoind orphanages within the affected regions and to provide respite care holidays in the Uk for Child cancer vistims and children with life threatening illnesses.

Give money, gifts, man power to people who are in difficulty financially. Help with costs towards research in cancer in children (mainly) and people in general. Also give aid to people with blindness.

Supply money-medical, building needs, man power, but mainly to people with cancer, brain tumours and blindness, plus sending people/money for furtherance of religion in UK. Supply money for research into all types of poverty-illness etc- child line donations. Helping local community in practical ways. In short, doing what churches should be doing, at home and abroad.

We are a small charity run by volunteers, helping to raise awareness of colon cancer and helping the sick to remain at home, if desired. We raise our funds by manning stalls, home parties, events and donations. We currently fund home hospice services, awareness raising campaigns and information leaflets.

For the benefit of Church of England Childrens Society, Church Army, Cancer Research UK, Multiple Sclerosis Society

Current years donations made in support of education, cancer relief, childrens hospie's and masonic welfare of the elderly.

Assistance in education for third world countries. Funding for cancer research in the UK and other health based charities. Educational scholarship.

Helping teenagers undergoing treatment for cancer to have fun. Provision of laptop computers for study and social networking whilst in hospital. Helping NHS Trusts to furnish their teenage and young people projects with electrical equipment, furniture, computer games and media equipment. Helping individuals to enjoy trips to London shows, river cruises and silverstone circuits events.

We have always strived to be a help to the cancer community and have done this verysuccessfully but we are hearing of other hospital departments that also need help sowe would like to broaden our objectives that way can provide equipment for thetreatment of other illnesses while still providing help for those affected by Cancer .

The Robbie Anderson Cancer Trust aims to improve the quality of life for all young people fighting cancer in the Leicestershire area by raising funds to support the children's oncology ward with recreational comforts, IT and outings. RACT has been able to make a huge contribution to a dedicated teenage cancer ward and age-appropriate facilities throughout the children's oncology ward at LRI.

We hold an Annual ball to raise funds for the local cancer respite centres of Halton ( Runcorn and Widnes ) where we liaise with said centres as to what is required that will be of benefit to cancer sufferers,( including immediate family members) ie; complimentary therapies such as aromatherapy, reflexology, or just to provide running costs of centres and volunteer staff.

We create awareness of the early symptoms of bowel cancer. We fund patients who are not provided life prolonging drugs by the NHS.We provide counselling and support to bowel cancer patients and their families.We are funding ground breaking research into bowel cancer screening at Queen Mary University of London Centre for Cancer Prevention at a total cost of ?200,000 over a three year period.

The Sunflower Jam is set up to raise money and awareness for charities, which support complementary care for cancer sufferers.

To invest in Finding a Cure for Cancer Through Established Research Institute

The Tom Grahame Trust was set up in memory of Tommy Grahame who died in December 2006 from a brain tumour, aged 6. Previously the Trust funded 'Tom's Gift' which was a present for every child in the UK with a malignant brain tumour and research into childhood brain tumours. Now the The Trust manages a playground at Clyro Church in Wales Primary School.

Care and support of young people with cancer and other life shortening illnesses

Raising awareness of the condition.Support and education for those affected.Fundraising for medical equipment to help prevent and fight oesophageal cancer.Provide funds for Barrett's Oesophagus Campaign to maintain UK Barrett's Registry and aid research.Sipport the establishment and running of other patient support groups.

Butterfly Giving raises money to support young people, aged 11-24, who have been diagnosed with cancer. We also support friends and family of the young people we work with. Our main activity is currently The Sunshine Project, working with hospitals and individuals to create smiles and moments of happiness.

Attend rehearsals, put on workshops, perform concerts in different venues whilst raising money for children's oncology at QMC Nottingham.

A network of support for all those affected by blood cancer and beyond.

Our activities are mainly led by individual or group applications, providing grants and financial support for activities, projects or equipment that will benefit young people either during, or after cancer treatment within the East Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire areas.

The Community Light Orchestra (CLO) provides opportunities for individuals of mixed ages and abilities to enhance their musical skills at weekly rehearsals, both of the full orchestra, the string orchestra and the wind ensemble. The orchestra gives fund raising concerts in aid of local charities (for example, the John LeVay Cancer Information Centre and SSAFA in 2014.)

The charity has been fund raising to provide funds to help people with cancer to pay for their treatment.

The charity raises funds at charity events which are used to relieve those suffering from cancer (in particular breast cancer), their families and also financial support to other cancer charities and support groups (in particular breast cancer) as the charity see fit from time to time.

1. The relief of suffering for people who are sick, disabled or infirm due to being afflicted by cancer, incurable neurological or muscular disease ,by providing specialist advice and equipment and supportive care. 2. The advancement of education by funding research into oncological and neurological disease where the results will be disseminated or public benefit

To provide healthcare provision to poor adults in rural parts of Nigeria where access to public medical facilities is limited. To support healthcare education enabling early detection and referral treatment for potentially life-threatening illnesses such as breast,testicular cancers through knowledge and self-examination techniques.To promote and support local health providers.

Team Antoinette is a Charitable Incorporated Organization located in England dedicated to advancing health, saving lives and relieving sickness through fund raising and providing grants to protect and promote the health of the public by supporting research relating to cancer and, in particular, metastatic cancer treatment for the public benefit.

CHICS Wirral is a childrens cancer charity, providing information and support to children, and their families, affected by cancer. Our mission is to give cancer patients and their families the up to date information, practical advice and support they need to reduce the fear and uncertainty of cancer, Also providing theatre, theme park, cinema trips.

We are a charitable trust set up to relieve sickness and improve performance of oncology nurses (at London NHS Hospitals) who operate in exceptionally stressful environments, promoting their efficient performance through providing leisure and recreational facilities, in particular by providing free access to the arts.

The charity offers support, information and relaxation therapies to cancer patients and their loved ones. It provides a community led drop-in centre offering activities and social events for local people whose lives are touched by cancer. It also provides respite breaks at its holiday home at Hopton on Sea.

The Richard Oatley Foundation provides funding to small number of specific charities who have a direct impact on the lives of people living and working in Wiltshire and Somerset.Our partner charities operate across a wide spectrum of activities which include farming & agriculture, cancer research & patient support, rural communities, mental wellbeing, and historic buildings & landscapes.

For the public benefit to relieve the needs of individuals with a progressive disease (such as cancer,arthritis and dementia) and by extension their families and carers in particular but not exclusively bythe provision of:- Assistance and support with shopping, cleaning and other day to day tasks.- Counselling sessions and support groups.- Targeted grants to families where family members

Such charitable objects or purposes as the trustees shall from time to time think fit through making grants to appropriate institutions or individuals in support of cancer charities and gardening and horticultural activities.

To advance charitable purposes as the trustees see fit from time to time in particular but not limited to the advancement of medical research and health care for the public benefitTo make grants to such charitable purposes as the trustees think fit, in particular but not limited to Cancer Research UK and the Great Ormond Street Charity

The Charity distributes various monies to support a variety of charities such as care and relief of cancer, hospitals, art, animals, church, children, lifeboats, ex-servicemen. It operates in Scotland as well as England.