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Breast Cancer UK
Together we can prevent your daughters and granddaughters from getting breast cancer in the future. By leaving a gift in your Will, no matter how big or small, you can help change the shocking fact that one in seven women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. We believe more can be done to prevent breast cancer and we work to save lives by reducing breast cancer incidence rates.
Cancer Research UK
One third of Cancer Research UK’s life-saving research is funded by gifts in Wills. Our strategy is to prevent more cancers, diagnose them earlier, develop the best therapies and ensure that each patient receives the best treatment for them. We’re aiming to accelerate progress so that 3 in 4 people survive cancer by 2034 - and gifts in Wills are critical to that progress.
Academy of Medical Sciences, The
Saving lives from any disease requires ground-breaking medical research. The Academy of Medical Sciences funds pioneering research and provides expert advice for public policy makers. We ensure research can thrive and result in patient benefit. We inspire and nurture young scientists to pursue careers in research and provide support through mentoring, training and funding schemes.
Association for International Cancer Research
AICR is now known as Worldwide Cancer Research. Our updated name allows us to tell everyone why cancer research should be funded on a worldwide basis and why a donation to Worldwide Cancer Research is the most effective way to help scientists find answers.
Bowel Research UK
Change lives by making a gift to Bowel Research UK in your Will. Leaving a gift in your Will to Bowel Research UK supports our mission to end bowel cancer and bowel disease. A gift, no matter what its size, will help us to fund vital research that develops clinical practice and improves the quality of life for people with bowel cancer and bowel disease. At the moment, research into bowel cancer and other bowel diseases is chronically underfunded compared with other conditions.
Breast Cancer Now
Right now, around 600,000 people in the UK are living with or beyond breast cancer. And every year we lose over 11,500 lives to the disease. That’s someone every 45 minutes. It doesn’t have to be this way. We believe that by 2050, everyone diagnosed with breast cancer will live – and be supported to live well. But we need to act now.
Breast Cancer Research Trust (BCRT), The
The Breast Cancer Research Trust is dedicated to funding breast cancer research in recognised cancer centres and research institutions. It aims to improve the prevention, early diagnosis and treatment of breast cancer. We exist as a separate charitable Trust following our merger with Breast Cancer Now in 2019.
Breast Cancer: The Susan Channon Breast Cancer Trust
When Susan Channon, a young mother, died of breast cancer over 20 years ago, her friends, family and colleagues formed the breast cancer charity that bears her name. The aims of this charity are to invest in the people who deliver care for breast cancer patients in the North of England and to allow doctors, nurses, physiotherapists and other health care professionals.
British Association for Cancer Research
The BACR is the largest cancer research association in the UK. It was formed in 1960 to "promote the advance of research in relation to all aspects of cancer and to encourage the exchange of information". The Association's membership represents all aspects of clinical and experimental research.
Chai Cancer Care
Most of us will have to deal with the effects of a cancer diagnosis at some time in our lives; either at first hand or through someone close to us. With over 34 years of experience, Chai Cancer Care is the Jewish community’s dedicated cancer support organisation, providing 67 specialised services to cancer patients and their families.