Donate by bank transfer
You can start new cures for cancer by sending money directly to our bank account. Thank you for considering a donation that will fund lifesaving discovery research around the world.
From your bank, direct to ours.
Donating by bank transfer (BACS payment) is a simple, safe, and secure way to donate to Worldwide Cancer Research and fund ground-breaking research into new ways to prevent, diagnose, and treat cancer.
Making your donation by bank transfer:
We encourage you to add your name as a reference when donating money to assist us in acknowledging and tracing your donation.
Our team will send you a message of confirmation to let you know when we have received your donation.
You can send money at a bank or by using a banking app or online banking. Please make your donation by bank transfer using the details below.
Our account details:
Please chose the relevant account for your chosen currency:
UK (GBP) Donations:
Sort Code: 83-26-28
Account Number: 00772226
BIC: RBOSGB2L
IBAN: GB21RBOS83262800772226
Europe (Euro) Donations:
Sort Code: 83-26-28
Account Number: WORLEUR-EURC
BIC: RBOSGB2L
IBAN: GB60RBOS83757005603984
USA (USD) Donations:
Sort Code: 83-26-28
Account Number: WIDECUSD-USDC
BIC: RBOSGB2L
IBAN: GB54RBOS16630000876899
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How does your support make a difference?
Our vision is of a day when no life is cut short by cancer. We believe that by funding more cutting-edge discovery research around the world, and starting more new cures, we will reach that day. Your support will help us get one step closer.
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123projects have been funded in the last five years. But we have had to turn down… -
136other top ideas due to lack of funding. That's more than... -
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0lives will be cut short by cancer.
Real life impact
The incredible story behind a lifesaving cancer drug
Curestarters funded crucial early research that helped launch a revolutionary drug, that has already been used to treat over 140,000 cancer patients worldwide Clinical trials are now ongoing to see if it could save even more.
Drugging the 'undruggable' target in cancer
A research project you helped fund in 2013 allowed Dr Laura Soucek to develop a new treatment called omomyc, and prove that it was ready for clinical trials.
Using lithium to prevent bowel cancer
Your support helped Professor Louis Vermeulen make a discovery that has led to the psychiatric drug lithium being tested in clinical trials to prevent bowel cancer.