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The Trustees administer the charity in accordance with the objectives of the trust deed. The Trustees make grants to registered charities. There is a separate Cancer Fund within the charity the income of which is used to support charities involved in any major way with cancer treatment, research or relief.

The Rowena Lodge 3180 Benevolent Fund supports Lodge members, Lodge widows and family members in cases of ill health or financial hardship. In the wider community, grants are made for local charities in the Dorset, Hampshire and Isle of Wight areas, for hospices, cancer care and adults and children with learning difficulties. The education of children from deprived backgrounds is also supported.

Raising funds for the relief of patients and to aid research into the causes of leukaemia and other related malignant disorders.

Local Womans RefugeStobhill linkUkraine Red Cross AppealLepra Cancer researchFriends of Morpeth Floral clock Medicines Sans Frontieres

Gives small grants to individuals in North East England and Cumbria who have had a Breast Cancer Diagnosis.Grants up to £100. Fundraising events mainly organised locally.

The Charities objects are to advance the education of the public by establishing a database containing details of all known primary treatments for cancer and other chronic conditions and all known support therapies for cancer sufferers and for sufferers of other chronic conditions together with measures for the prevention of cancer and other chronic conditions

The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre NHS Foundation Trust is a specialist, non-surgical, cancer treatment centre providing continuously improving cancer treatment,care and support and promoting and supporting research into cancer treatment and care.The funds continue to support charitable and health related activities focusing on both patients and staff welfare,amenities and cancer research.

The funding of medical research related to the survivorship of head and neck cancer. Aim is to publish he results of this in peer reviewed journals.Lyons et al. (Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 2012 Mar 15;82(4):1479-84). Presently the charity is helping to fund a multicentre trial into the influence of genotype on swallowing problems after radiotherapy to the head and neck.

Sri Sri Mohanananda Cancer Fund is a charity working for the relief of persons affected by cancer, in particular providing for the services and equipments to medical facilities treating cancer patients, providing support for research for cancer and cancer related illnesses and providing advice and support for cancer sufferers, their families, friends and carers in the UK and in India.

The Charity gives support to ladies undergoing treatment for breast cancer and those in remission. We meet monthly to give moral support, arrange speakers on various subjects and organise outings. When possible we have a breast cancer nurse attend the meetings. We help purchase various items for cancer treatment suites at local hospitals.

The Charity's objects are to raise money for cancer charities, to relieve those persons with cancer, their families and carers.

Arranging eye cataract operations for poor people.Providing winter cloths/blankets for poor and needy.Helping poor and bright students.Helping people affected by natural disasters.Making donations to Sightsavers,Redcross,Save the Children,Leukaemia,Mildmay Mission Hospital,NSPCC ,Concern Worldwide ,Novo Jiban,MCWAS and others.

Weekly 1 day meetings 10.30-3.30 to provide physical & emotional support for cancer sufferers & those in remission. Therapy is provided, meals, discussion groups, visiting speakers. Opportunity to develop new skills & hobbies. Excursions 2-3 times per year. Transport provided for hospital appointments.

The charity was established to fundraise for the research into and support for treatment of Gynaecological cancers.

The money raised will provide care and support for pancreatic cancer patients and their families in Wales, as well as funding the medical profession for investigation and research into pancreatic cancer.

Funding medical research, medical scholarships with the aim of improving the treatment and cure of Lymphoma; raising public awareness and understanding of Lymphoma; and providing financial assistance to people suffering from Lymphoma and their immediate family.

Fund raising. Brewery Bops, quizzes and general fund raising to support cancer care for teenagers and young adults.

The mission of the foundation is to support scientific and medical research targeted at preventing degenerative diseases such as cancer, dementia and heart disease and extending both human health span and life span, thus improving quality of life nationally and globally.Fundraising for and awarding grants to cutting-edge research into ageing, translational research with clear patient benefit.

The David Quayle Memorial Trust was set up in memory of our son and brother David, who died from bowel cancer in May 2015, aged 41. It aims to support causes which were dear to David's heart, namely Scouting and the Macmillan centre at Leighton Hospital

Lucas' Legacy is a registered charity raising awareness and funding for Childhood Brain Tumour Research in memory of Lucas Williams, who tragically died age 6 years. Grants are awarded by Lucas' Legacy in the UK for the purposes of conducting specialist research to find new and more effective treatments for children and young people with brain tumours.

For the public benefit the prevention of sickness and the preservation of health by financially supporting various selected charities that are focused on both the treatment and support of people suffering from cancer and cancer research.

The charity's aims are to focus on (a) raising awareness of stomach cancer (b) supporting research into stomach cancer and (c) assisting people or their family in the local area who may have received a cancer diagnosis. We raise money by hosting charity nights, runs, raffles.

We offer emotional support and comfort directly to children with cancer and histiocytosis, as well as their parents staying on the children's cancer ward. We wish to enhance their emotional and psychological health through the provision of gifts.We also plan to support bereaved parents with memorial gifts to remember their child.

BTC preserves and protects the good health of cancer patients and their families in England and Wales. We do this by educating the public and medical profession about the emotional and wellbeing needs of cancer patients and their families; and by befriending cancer patients as well as their families during and after their medical treatment.

Donate A Wig provides free wigs, makeovers and practical advice on how to cope and manage appearance related side effects from cancer treatment for women in the underprivileged communities in Africa.

The Fitness Support Network provides cancer patients in England with a 12 month annual membership to a gym or sports facility in their local area whilst going through active cancer treatment. The charity receives applications and sets up the memberships for patients if their application is successful.

The objects of the charity are to relieve sickness and preserve the health of persons suffering from Melanoma and other forms of skin cancer in particular but not exclusively through assisting in the provision of grant funding for research into the diagnosis and treatment of Melanoma.

1. Develop a local/national support infrastructure for womb cancer sufferers at diagnosis, during and after treatment, and recurrence;2. Increase womb cancer awareness, both in the general population and primary/secondary healthcare;3. Provide information on womb cancer and its prognosis 4. Funding research into the causes, pathophysiology, prognosis, treatment and patient understanding

General charitable purposes with a leaning towards childrens charities, Jewish causes and cancer research.

To provide research into the causes of breast cancer, to provide support for breast cancer sufferers and to provide aids for those who have suffered from breast cancer.

Charity supports various charities principally for Jewish causes, doing work for interfaith causes, colon and breast cancer and local charities in London W2.

Raise funds for various charities, local and world wide ie. Cancer Research, , Hospice's, Water Aid,Requests from local people in need, and many more causes too numerous and varied to list.

helping cancer victims

Meet weekly to support those with cancer, their friends and relatives.

THE CHARITY MAKES DONATIONS FOR GENERAL CHARITABLE PURPOSES TO ORGANISATIONS HELPING EITHER CHILDREN AND THE ELDERLY, CHARITIES ASSISTING LIFE-THREATENING ILLNESSES SUCH AS CANCER, PEOPLE OF ALL AGES WITH DISABILITITES, SUPPORTING MUSICAL CHARITIES AND VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS AND RELIGIOUS BODIES.

The Charity has received a large legacy payment and is managing the invested funds to support the needs of young people under the age of 16 in the West Yorkshire area that are suffering from cancer.

We are a small charity raising monies for the improvement of entertainment facilities for teenagers and young children in the Piam Brown unit and the teenage cancer trust unit, Southampton General Hospital.

We work in collaboration and there are links with communities in Molo (Kenya) & Kongwa (Tanzania). One example is a 'Cow' project providing milk and an income for a school. The support and resources provided has included cancer screening, medical items, First Aid training, school libraries, play therapy, wheelchair access, rugby coaching, tree planting, water tanks and equipment repair.

Collecting contributions.Arranging charity Balls to sell tickets to attend with raffles and auctions to increase funds.Donate profits to Children and Adults Rheumatology departments in The Midlands and funding for the treatment of Oesophageal and Stomach Cancer and other Cancers, as required.

Is currently working with families to support disadvantaged children in higher education and working with local hospitals to provide respite breaks for families with a child suffering with cancer . Based at a farmhouse in NE Suffolk.

The Three Tumours is a small North East focused Brain Tumour charity established by four men with terminal brain tumours in August 2019. Today we have broadened our focus to all types of Brain Tumour. We aim to;1. Raising funds to find a cure,2. Increasing awareness to aid early diagnosis,3. Improving the quality of care for Brain Tumour sufferers and their family, and4. Signposting res

Paul Bevan Cancer Foundation & its trading subsiduary merged with another charity (Thames Valley Hospice) on 1.4.05 and all day to day activities are now carried out under the new charity-Thames Hospicecare-charity no 1108298.

SUPPORT BRAIN TUMOUR RESEARCH

The Joely Bear Appeal has three main aims. The Appeal was originally set up to provide facilities to make stays in hospital more comfortable for young cancer patients and their families. The Appeal now also makes grants for research into the treatment and detection of cancer on children. It also promotes the importance of giving blood and of registering on the Bone Marrow Panel

To help sickle cell anaemia society, Afro-Caribbean leukaemia trust, diabetic society, youth education training, overseas aid, famine relief and poverty relief.

The provision of funds for the conduct of medical research into the prevention and cure of all forms of cancer.The provision of grants for the relief of poverty, sickness and distress and the protection and preservation of health.The provision of donations for any charitable purpose not covered above.

Continued fund raising over next financial year, to enable us to give a gift to children with cancer

Support rural development in India providing i) primary health, eye and disability care (vocational training for adult & rehab. training for children) ii) health awareness on nutrition, F.P.,use of good drinking water, sanitation & safer child birth iii) screening camps for breast & cervical cancer & treatment iv) homeo & modern medicine clinics v) supporting education of poor & blind students.

We are a support group for women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer. We understand the fears and anxieties of our members and provide practical information and emotional support through regular open meetings, events and our website.

The Charity's objects are to:i. Fund and maintain an online cancer related social network.ii. Fund a research Fellowship to look into causes and potential cures for all types of cancer.