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The Charity's objects are to manage and distribute the proceeds of the estate of Struan Dott (deceased) for the benefit of charitable causes as set out in his letter of wishes with discretion to support other charities with similar aims. Priority is to be given to research. Support will also be made to local charities linked to cancer support.

Blaze works to promote public awareness of the signs & symptoms of DIPG/brain tumours in children and young people; provides funding for research into the prevention, treatment and cure of DIPG; and supports DIPG/DMG children and their families with gifts, experiences and wishes

1) To alleviate physical, mental or financial distress or hardship of persons with cancer, the family and friends of persons with cancer and persons bereaved through cancer.2) To provide education about cancer to persons with cancer, the family and friends of persons with cancer, persons bereaved through cancer and members of the public at large.

The provision of Hope in a Tote bags to people receiving chemotherapy or radiotherapy from Exeter and Bristol cancer services. The Hope in a Tote bags contain a starter kit for people beginning to undertake treatment for cancer.

Walking Football for people living with cancer. To support the advancement of health by promoting the sport of Walking Football for people who are experiencing cancer or have previously done so, as well as their family and friends. Provision of facilities, matches and social activities will benefit cancer sufferers by helping them to cope with treatment more successfully and remain fit.

To advance education and raise awareness for the public benefit throughout England and Wales and globally of the impact of Diffused Intrinsic Pontine Gliomas (DIPG), in particular but not exclusively by:(a) Raising awareness of the condition of DIPG and / or child brain tumour disease.(b) Facilitating collaboration and assisting the financing as may be required between medical professionals

We promote sun protection and skin cancer prevention through UK-wide campaigns, education, and training. We deliver practical resources and online courses to schools, sports clubs, outdoor organisations, and professionals who work with people outdoors. Our work includes providing clear, evidence-based guidance on sun safety and encouraging the early detection of melanoma and other skin cancers.

Peer to peer support for people with all types of Bowel Cancer and patient advocacy

To relieve the needs of persons in Southend-on-Sea, Essex and surrounding areas, who have been diagnosed with Secondary (Metastatic) Breast Cancer, in particular, but without limitation, by the provision of recreational activities for such persons in the interests of social welfare and so the conditions of life may be improved.

Provides support and organises trips, treats and holidays for families of children being treated for cancer or leukaemia at Sheffield Children's Hospital. Supports research projects and provides equipment for the ward, clinic and community nurses. PACT house provides accommodation for use by families whilst a child is undergoing treatment at the hospital.

We are a support group for men diagnosed with or suffering from Prostate Cancer, and their partners. We do this through regular group meetings, a monthly pint and a chat evening as well as a buddying service.

Gynaecological Cancer:1. Coordinating an active portfolio of clinical trials within the UK; diagnosis, cure, treatment and management2. Mentoring early-career researchers and new trial investigators3. Facilitating engagement with patients, the public and charities to support the development and delivery of clinical trials4. Collaborating with other clinical trial organisations

Making grants to organisations for the provision of facilities for recreation and other leisure-time occupation in the interests of social welfare with the object of improving the conditions of life for school aged children living in Marple, Greater Manchester; making grants to individuals and organisations for the relief of sickness, disease or human suffering for children impacted by cancer.

The charity supports patients in the UK with a gastrointestinal stromal tumour (GIST) and their family and friends. It provides a helpline, produces relevant materials, operates an online forum and runs regular meetings which provide an opportunity to meet other patients and their carers, The charity also funds research into the causes of GISTs and lobbies on behalf of its community.

Activities and fund raising events to support local clubs, societies and organisations. Also to raise funds and awareness for good causes and to help the needy in Uttoxeter and the local district. Events such as "Party on the Pitch" which also raises awareness for Mens Health and Wellbeing, particularly prostate cancer awareness. Funds are also raised through our annual bonfire and fireworks event

St Johns HospicePolio FellowshipKidney Cancer UKHeswall Disabled Children's Holiday Camp - HDCHC

DISTRIBUTES FUNDS ANNUALLY 2-4 TIMES, TO ASSIST PRIMARY MEDICAL CHARITIES AND ASSOCIATIONS INCLUDING HOSPICES, HOSPITALS WITH A LINK TO CANCER AND RESEARCH.

A variety of fund-raising activities to support a wide variety of charities at home and abroad eg 'children with Leukaemia', Mary's Meals, children's hospices, UNICEF education for girls, are all supported in particular this year.

To promote research into the causes of and a cure for leukaemia and other cancers and disseminate the useful results thereof, the relief of persons suffering from leukaemia and other cancers especially those of the Jewish religion and to relieve poverty by the provision of medical expenses including the cost of travelling, treatments and aftercare.

Making donations in accordance with the benefactors wishes- principally cancer and sight relates areas.

We aim to offer support to children who are or have been treated for cancer at Addenbrookes Hospital in Cambridge, principally, but not only ward C2. This support extends to their whole family.and can take a number of forms, including: someone to talk to who may of had similar experiences; financial help through a fund administered on our behalf by the ward;funded outings, ward events.

Children, Care homes, Hospices, British Legion, Royal Star and Garter Home, Diabetes, Cancer, charities, etc., Animals, Ifaw, Samaritans, RNLI, SSAFA, MFPA, St.John Ambulance, St.Dunstans, Camphill Family

We raise funds to supply children with cancer moral boosting gifts and holidays. Further, we will pay any household bills arising from a parental loss of earning due directly to the childs illness.

Against Breast Cancer funds a unique research programme into the treatment and prevention of breast cancer, focusing particularly on secondary spread and survival after diagnosis.We are leading the worlds largest study into the diet and lifestyle of breast cancer patients.Our Research Teams quest to produce a breast cancer vaccine and ultimately a cure for breast cancer.

We operate an award winning, confidential, general dermatology helpline, which provides information and/or support to anyone who has any kind of skin problem,including all types of skin cancer.

Religious buildings, parkinson's disease and cancer research

Beneficiaries are to include British Red Cross Society, East Cheshire Hospice Millbank Drive Macclesfield, Salvation Army, RSPCA, Guide Dogs for the Blind Association, Hearing Dogs for the Deaf, Macmillan Cancer Relief, National Trust, British Heart Foundation for the benefit of the Knutsford Branch, PDSA, RNIB, Royal Hospital Chelsea and the Children's Society RNLI and Wood Street Mission

Charity to benefit 14 named beneficairies or such other charitable bodies and organisations as the trustees shall nominate during the trust period:- Cancer Research UK, RNIB, Institute of Cancer, NSPCA., NSPCC, RSPCA, Guide Dogs for the Blind, Arthritis Care, RNLI, Battersea Dogs Home, British Red Cross, Help the Aged, National Trust and RAF Benevolent Fund.

To relieve sickness and to promote and protect good health through research, education and awareness of the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases with a focus on cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes and obesity to help reduce the burden of these diseases in the UK, Europe and across the globe.

To preserve and protect good health and to relieve sickness for the public benefit of young people being treated with cancer and their families in the East Midlands area.

The NCIO objectives are to protect, preserve and promote better health, wellbeing and quality of life for people of any age diagnosed with any form of cancer and their families or carers. We specifically focus on providing integrative oncology care, conducting integrative oncology research and supporting integrative oncology education for the public and healthcare professionals.

The Tor-Rox Foundation provides cancer patients with financial grants to be able to access specialist physical activity programmes designed for the individual to improve their health and fitness.The charity receives applications and works with the individual to find a suitable fitness facility.

Holly's Heroes grants feasible wishes to families with children with cancer

We Provide information on Stomach Cancer

The charity raises awareness of melanoma and supports those affected, We deliver education through work shops and talks, alongside community initiatives and fundraising to improve outcomes. We have a focus on young people and to help prevent future cases of skin cancer across the UK. One of our main tools in doing this is hosting pop up screening centres.

Cancer Not Today supports individuals and families affected by cancer through financial, practical and emotional assistance. Activities include providing grants, organising community fundraising events, selling merchandise and raising awareness of early detection, ensuring all funds are used to deliver clear public benefit.

1. Provide funding to non profit making research organisations who further research into paediatric paediatric brain tumours. 2. Raising awareness of the needs of non profit making research organisations that further research into paediatric brain tumours. 3. Raising awareness in the general population of the need for the funding of research into paediatric brain tumours.

The relief of sickness and the preservation and protection of good health for the public benefit, in particular but not exclusively amongst members of the Bame community.To relieve the needs of those with a diagnosis of cancer and their families, in particular but not exclusively amongst members of the BAME community in such other ways as the trustee may determine to relieve their needs.

Monies given to local charities and individual needs.Kids in NeedThe Mays Community AppealFair havens HospiceBroomfield HospitalCancer ResearchFarleigh Hospice

donations to care homes for the elderly and to cancer research

support for patientsw tih skin cancer and dermatological conditionseducational role for skin patientsnurse support

Funding leading Symptoms Database & research into the signs/symptoms/prevention of bowel cancerFunding website for the public: www.bowelcancer.tv Developing/funding an evidence-based Symptoms Checker for NHS Choices & www.haveigotbowelcancer.comProducing & promoting public educational videos on bowel cancer including "Having A Colonoscopy", "Family History", "Screening"

THE OBJECTIVES OF THE TRUST ARE PRIMARILY TO PROMOTE AND FUND THE EDUCATION OF THE PUBLIC IN, AND RESEARCH INTO, GASTRO OESOPHAGEAL CANCER AND ITS CAUSES, PREVENTION AND TREATMENT, PROVIDED THAT THE USEFUL RESULTS OF SUCH RESEARCH SHALL BE DISSEMINATED FOR THE PUBLIC BENEFIT; AND TO APPLY THE FUNDS OF THE TRUST IN SUCH MANNER AS THE TRUSTEES FROM TIME TO TIME THINK FIT.

Supporting charities in particularly relating to cancer

Supporting those impacted by cervical cancer with financial assistance. Creating awareness of the importance of smear testing, Giving those with a terminal diagnosis a chance to have a final wish come true. Seeking change so no more women lose their life to cervical cancer.

Supporting breast cancer research and treatment.

For the public benefit, relieve the needs and promote the mental health and wellbeing of those affected by cancer and/or pre-cancerous cells who reside in the Midlands and South Yorkshire area by the provision of a free, professional, photoshoot experience along with professional photographic prints.

Providing 'Comfort boxes' and items to oncology wards in hospitals in order to make patient's experiences more comfortable.Raising funds in order to purchase a holiday caravan for use for families going through cancer treatment, particularly those affected by colorectal cancer,

Touch of Sparkle primarily provides care packs to adult and teenage cancer patients at all stages of treatment - surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy. The care packs contain a range of practical items, distractions, snacks and treats. Touch of Sparkle also makes regular donations of reward toys to children undergoing a test or procedure in hospital

Our charity is dedicated to supporting vulnerable individuals and communities through a range of local initiatives. We focus on helping orphans, offering support to the elderly, cancer patients, and those living with chronic illnesses through outreach in hospitals, hospices, and care homes. We also assist disadvantaged children and families with financial challenges and promote health education.