Give the greatest gift of all this Christmas. Time.
Funding more cutting-edge science will help bring forward the lifesaving breakthroughs of tomorrow.
Every donation brings us closer to a day when no life is cut short by cancer. Give the gift that keeps on giving this Christmas by donating monthly to start new cures.
Do you remember a Christmas when there was a gift you wanted more than anything?
Perhaps it was the toy all your friends had, the one in every shop window. The latest 'must-have' gadget, or something small but meaningful - like your Nana's famous chocolate fudge.
The wonder of presents under the tree might fade as we get older, but the magic of Christmas is still there to find, in time spent with our loved ones - full of laughter and fun. But for many of us this time of year can be bittersweet, as we remember those we lost too soon and mourn the time we should have had with them.
You can give people the gift of more time with their loved ones this Christmas. Every donation to Worldwide Cancer Research fuels the breakthroughs we urgently need to bring hope to those affected by cancer.
Our Christmas wish is for no life to be cut short by cancer.
Your donations can help make that wish a reality. Support lifesaving cancer research and give more families the gift of more time together.
could pay for five plastic cell culture plates so researchers can run experiments and unlock new information about cancer
could pay for 125 microscope slides so researchers can discover more about the biology of cancer
could help a researcher buy antibodies so they can study the behaviour of cells at a molecular level
a month from just 250 Curestarters funds all of the essential lab equipment required for a lifesaving research project
per month from just 694 Curestarters will fund a whole lifesaving research project for three years
per month from just 370 Curestarters will fund a whole new lifesaving research project for three years
Thanks to donations from people like you, more families will get to enjoy more special moments together this Christmas:
Charities like Worldwide Cancer Research have helped change the outcomes of this disease
After losing his dad and both grandfathers to cancer, Jack was naturally terrified to be diagnosed with testicular cancer.
I didn't think I would have any future - but your support gave me hope
Your support has helped give Fiona more time to live her life with the people she loves, by funding research that helped uncover a revolutionary new drug for ovarian cancer.
Thanks to research my father is still with us and got to see me live my dream
While Jack was studying for his PHD, his father, John, was diagnosed with lung cancer. His father’s dream was to see Jack become a doctor, and thanks to research his dream came true.
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