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Providing grants to cancer patients for special equipment or facilities, hospital visiting costs, additional domestic costs etc. Patients must be referred by medical professionals, hospice senior staff or social workers etc.

The Foundation supports the good causes for which Iceland Foods and its employees undertake a wide range of fundraising activities each year. Since 1986 Iceland Foods and the Foundation have together given over GBP9m to charities including Alder Hey Children's Hospital (over GBP3m), Help For Heroes (GBP1.6m), Alzheimer's Research UK (over GBP3.0m) and The Prostate Cancer Charity (over GBP500,000).

To raise money for the benefit of patients and their families on Somersham Ward (Cancer Ward) and oncology clinics at Ipswich Hospital.

Friends of the Beacon is the charitable body supporting the non NHS activities of the Beacon Centre in Guildford (part of Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice Care) a Palliative Day Care facility for persons suffering from cancer or other life changing/threatening illlness serving patients within the area covered by the Surrey PCT

"Bosom Buddies" is an entirely voluntary support group established to help patients and their families cope with the psychological and everyday consequences of breast cancer. We also raise monies to fund the group, support our fellow sufferers and buy valuable pieces of equipment for use within the Bristol Breast Unit, Bristol Oncology and Avon Breast Screening.

Fundraising for cancer palliative care

To advance education in radiology, oncology and related sciences particuLarly by the provision of congresses pertaining to the radiation sciences as applied to medicine and the dissemination for the public benefit of the useful results of reports of research arising from such congresses.

The Charity aims to make a positive difference to the spiritual, emotional, social and economic lives of our members and those of the wider community including those who are disadvantaged, providing guidance and offering a range of activities including workshops in health such as Prostate Cancer & Breast Cancer and annual summer camp for the disadvantaged children.

Supporting various institutions in carrying out research into the causes, diagnosis and treatment of Leukaemia and the relief of those suffering from the disease.

Hope for Tomorrow is a national cancer charity dedicated to making life easier for those suffering from cancer, and helping their dependents and families to cope with the difficulties they face.The Charities prime focus is to fund, build and maintain Mobile Chemotherapy Units, and then work in partnership with NHS Trusts to provide chemotherapy treatment closer to home.

We are a small charity that aims to help children who are suffering from cancer or some other life threatening illness. We also make charitable donations to other charities working in a similar field to ours

Improve the lives of children who are suffering from leukaemia & other child related cancers.Improve the lives of members of the family unit or guardians who are supporting such children & who are in need by;E.g. Make over days for teenagers at Topshop. Sibling days. Younger children can experience a Build a bear day with lunch.

We provide support, treatment and research for children with cancer and other life limiting illnesses in the Wessex region by:* Providing away days away from hospital at theme parks or theatres* Funding the Beads of Courage Programme at local hospitals* Decoration of Children's Wards* Funding research*Cost-free respite breaks at Sophie's Rainbow Retreat.

GRANTS FOR SUFFERING APPLICANTS WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM CANCER AND ARE SUFFERING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP. GRANTS ARE MADE TO OTHER RELEVANT PALLIATIVE CARE ORGANISATIONS.

Sue Young Cancer Support in Leicestershire and Rutland provides practical and emotional support to anyone affected by a cancer diagnosis in Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland. Our services are available to cancer patients, their families and carers. Our support can last for many weeks, months or even years - as long as it is needed by the individual.

The charitys main aims are to provide funds to enable further research into Breast Cancer, and additionally offer complimentary therapies which fall into the category of the charity commissions guidance.

Our aim is the Preservation of Health and the Relief of Sickness for children and young adults in the Community. With our partners the Teenage Cancer Trust, UHNS Hospital, Queens Hospital Burton, Cheltenham General, Derbyshire Children's Hospital, Riverbank Ward at Worcester and the Hereford County Hospital, the Trust funds new medical equipment, community support, specialist nurses and much more.

2019 is the 50th Anniversary year of Harrogate Male Voice Choir.We give some 10-12 concerts during the year to raise funds for national and local charities such as the Royal British Legion, the Marie Curie Charity and the Clock Charity at Thirsk. This has also included combining with choirs from all parts of the UK performing at the Royal Albert Hall to raise funds for Cancer Research UK.

FUNDRAISING FOR ADDITIONAL FACILITIES IN PROPOSED NEW CANCER CARE DAY UNIT.CANCER SUPPORT SERVICES TO PATIENTS REFERRED FROM LOCAL HOSPITAL. DISTRACTION THERAPIES INCLUDING TRANQUILITY ROOM AND PAMPER ROOM.COUNSELLING VENUE AND INFORMATION CENTRE ALSO USED BY ORGANISATIONS SUCH AS CRUSE BEREAVEMENT COUNSELLING, PEMBS. COUNSELLING SERVICES + PEMBS BREAST CANCER SUPPORT GROUP.

Ganga Prem Hospice is a spiritually-oriented charity whose aim is to work with and for terminally ill cancer patients. We provide medical, social, emotional and spiritual support for individuals and their loved ones as they face cancer and in their ongoing grief.Our current project is the construction of a fully equipped hospice in Rishikesh, North India, on the bank of the Holy River Ganga.

THE MCA TRUST HAS HOSTED A VARIETY OF FUNDRAISING EVENTS, RAISING MONEY TO HELP CHILDREN IN THE UNITED KINGDOM WHO ARE SUFFERING WITH CANCER. THE MCA TRUST LOOKS TO FINANCIALLY ASSIST OR HELP IN SOME WAY TO IMPROVE THE STANDARD OF LIVING FOR THESE CHILDREN.

Gift of Life gives support to children and young people up to the age of 25 whose families cannot afford to pay for their cancer treatments including the purchase of critical anti-tumour medications, which are not available in Russia or the CIS. Our beneficiaries are from Russia and the CIS countries, and they receive oncological and haematological treatments in Russian clinics.

The charity has supported children diagnosed with cancer and their families providing both financial and practical support during the child's stay away from home through collaboration with Helen & Douglas House Hospice, CLIC Sargeant at the John Radcliffe Hospital and the Lennox Childrens Cancer Fund.The charity also supports children when at home with trips out and gifts.

We support children and Young People (18 and under) with Cancer. We offer Hardship Support to families where the child is suffering from Primary Bone Cancer. We also deliver projects (Storytelling and Pottery) in Paediatric Oncology Wards nationally to distract young patients from treatment and pain.

Provision of person centered holistic support/care in Norfolk, who are experiencing distress or having difficulties living independently,including people experiencing mental health problems; learning difficulties;life changing illness; older persons, including support to individuals who have been diagnosed with life changing illnesses such as cancer, to promote wellbeing and assist recovery.

To provide funded grants to the following but not limited causes: Batten Disease Family Association, Yorkshire's Brain Tumor Charity, Blood Cancer UK and JDRF.

40tude is an innovative and successful charity that is tackling colon cancer.Since the organisation was founded in 2011 we have raised over £2.5 million to raise awareness and support ground-breaking research into the early diagnosis and treatment of colon (bowel) cancer. We are helping to fund ground-breaking research programmes at St. Mark's Hospital, the national bowel hospital.

The aims and objectives of the charity is to support those battling with blood cancer

Our various research projects have moved forward, in particular the Bench-to-Bedside Head and Neck Cancer Research Programme at UCL Cancer Institute. We are also working to continue to improve awareness of HPV-associated oropharyngeal cancer through public health education.

On a weekly basis we go to Northampton General Hospital, BMI Three Shires- Northampton, Leicester Royal Infirmary, Kettering, Bedford, Luton & Dunstable, Nottingham City Hospital, Queens Medical Centre, Nottingham, Lincolnshire, Derbyshire, Stoke On Trent, Milton Keynes University Hospital Trust to provide free gifts & support to adult cancer patients in hospital.

The charity helps save lives by supporting the ongoing research into breast cancer, and contributing to the further understanding of the disease prevention, diagnosis and treatment by supporting ground-breaking research programmes.

Lymphoma Out Loud is an educational and awareness charity for young people under the age of 30. We are a small but mighty team with one very simple and important message ?be body brave?! We provide a support network of advice and information shared amongst like-minded individuals who are experiencing similar situations.

A childhood cancer charity providing a holiday home for respite to families affected by childhood cancer. Research into cancers in children in particular high grade brain tumours which are under researched and have low survival rates, in some cases terminal at diagnosis. Raising awareness of childhood cancers and providing educational support to children and general support to the families.

To alleviate persons suffering from cancer, and their families, within the Jewish community. To support their emotional, practical & medical needs by the provision of treatment, necessities and facilities, enabling access to resources through referrals, and practical guidance. To prevent sickness by raising health awareness across the community.

Promote and protect the physical and mental health of sufferers of Non-Small Cell Lung Cancer (NSCLC).Advance the education & preventive care of the general public in all areas relating to NSCLC.

Cancer Care Trust provides practical and emotional support to people living with cancer, both during and after the treatment period. Cancer Care Trust is a self-funding registered charity that provides cancer patients somewhere to go, to relax and talk with others in a similar situation. We also provide families, friends and carers a place to find information and talk freely, without burdening

Offering financial assistance, where appropriate, to families who have children and/or young adults diagnosed with cancer or life limiting illnesses. Grants issued via referral from our partners and is limited to families of children/young person being treated in the United Kingdom.

To support research into the diagnosis, treatment and cure of rare forms of lung cancer, in particular but not limited to, adenocarcinoma; and to provide support to sufferers of lung cancer and other terminal illnesses and their families (in particular but not limited to young children).

The charity supports bereaved parents through providing access to therapy/counselling free of charge; activities/services to help them remember their child that has died; and activities to help them remember to look after their emotional well-being. We support children with cancer and life limiting conditions and their families by providing gifts and activities whilst receiving treatment.

The Truants Foundation was created in 2019 after many years successful fundraising by The Truants and The Heavy Metal Truants through cycling rides, golf days, auctions & dinners. They continue to raise money for three children's charities- Nordoff Robbins, Teenage Cancer Trust & Childline. With the addition of Save The Children for the HMT's.For more information, go to: https://thetruants.co.uk

1. TO RELIEVE THE NEEDS OF REGISTERED NON-PROFESSIONAL RUGBY PLAYERS WITH CANCER AND THEIR FAMILIES IN SUCH WAYS AS THE TRUSTEES MAY FROM TIME TO TIME DECIDE. 2. TO RELIEVE THE SICKNESS OF PERSONS WITH CANCER AND PROMOTE THE GOOD HEALTH OF PEOPLE AT RISK OF HAVING CANCER IN SUCH WAYS AS THE TRUSTEES MAY FROM TIME TO TIME DECIDE.

The Tom Clarke Foundation is for the the relief of those who are suffering or who have suffered with Cancer, Crohn's disease and Colitis who reside permanently or temporarily in the United Kingdom, by the provision of grants.

Signposting, support & wellness activities for individuals, their loved ones and families and carers following a diagnosis of cancer or a life-limiting illness

We support families of children diagnosed with cancer in South Wales through equipment grants, hardship grants, bereavement boxes and peer support events. We also contribute to projects run by major welsh childhood cancer charities that benefit our families.

Unmask Cancer aims to fundraise and organise events to raise awareness around cancer. Any funding is used to provide Chemo-Kits to patients, counselling from a professional on our team to patients and their families, and soon provide financial support towards travel, wigs and bras. We want everyone to enjoy events with us, whilst raising money to help those affected by a cancer diagnosisis

Open Door provides free drop-in support groups for anyone living in the Warminster Area who may be affected by loneliness, cancer or bereavement. The 'Chat Cafes', as the groups are known, provide social connection and a chance to talk with others going through the same experiences.

Our charity is focused on research for cancer risk factors regarding chemicals in food and the environment in general. Research has progressed systematically to identify potential agents that reduce cancer risk and to develop strategies that take advantage of basic research results. Furthermore, advances in our understanding of new and emerging technologies have become important tools for cancer p

Funding of arts therapy for cancer patients.

The Pink Ribbon Foundation is a grant making trust with a mission to offer grants to organisations working in the field of breast cancer. There are a large number of such charities in the UK each as deserving as the next. Many of the charities that we support are the smaller ones that operate on a shoestring.

To provide premises available for use for local charities including Cambridge Cancer Help Centre.