Will you help us fund more lifesaving discovery research?
On our doorstep and all around the world, your support powers bold ideas for new cures. Cures for the cancers that few have heard of, and the ones we know too well.
What is a Curestarter?
Curestarters believe no life should be cut short by cancer, and they choose to turn their compassion into action - for themselves, for their loved ones, and for the millions of people around the world affected by cancer.
Becoming a Curestarter is a positive way to be part of something bigger and to contribute to pioneering cancer research that will save lives. If you support Worldwide Cancer Research and want to bring forward the cancer breakthroughs of tomorrow, you are a Curestarter.
However you support us, every contribution is crucial, because every breakthrough starts with a single action. What if the action you took today changed the course of cancer research forever?
Cancer has affected my family and friends - there have been some very sad stories but also some wonderful stories of people beating the disease. So raising money for cancer research has always been important to me and I'm so glad I've taken the time to discover Worldwide Cancer Research’s mission to end cancer by starting cures.
Start new cures. Donate today.
You can help us reach a day when no life is cut short by cancer.
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
Other ways to donate
Text
To make a single donation of £10 please text CURES to 70470.
To make a single donation of £10 without receiving further communications from us please text CURESNOINFO to 70470.
Cheque
Please make your cheque payable to 'Worldwide Cancer Research' and send it to: Worldwide Cancer Research, Third Floor South, 121 George Street, Edinburgh EH2 4YN
Telephone
Please call us on +44 (0)300 777 7910 and we will be happy to accept your donation via Credit or Debit card.
Bank Transfer
Fundraise for us
Every penny counts when it comes to new cures
By fundraising for us, you are funding the world-class scientists working hard to find new ways to prevent, diagnose, and treat cancer.
Play our weekly lottery
A win for everyone from just £1
Every single time you play the Worldwide Cancer Research lottery, you could win up to £10,000. And every single research project you help fund takes us one step closer to a day when no life is cut short by cancer.
Sign up for one of our events
Challenge yourself and we will challenge cancer
However you participate, you will be raising funds for vital research. Join Team Curestarter and one of our upcoming events and take another step towards a day when no life is cut short by cancer.
Find out about our free Will service
Light the way to lifesaving new cures
Find out more about our simple and free Will writing service and help reveal new ways to stop cancer, giving hope for generations to come.
Your support saves lives.
In our first Impact Report, we uncovered stand-out stories from the last 15 years that are a testament to the power of discovery research, and that have already made a huge difference to people and families affected by cancer.
-
15+ways to track or measure cancer and help stop it in its tracks. -
300+new research tools which speed up progress towards new cures. -
7breakthroughs that informed new recommendations on patient care. -
38new clinical trials that could soon start changing lives. -
£4.34of further research made possible by every £1 donated.
Real cancer stories:
-
Discovery researchI’m hopeful Matilda and I will have our happy ending
Victoria was just 34 when she was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer. One year after her devastating diagnosis, Victoria credits research and early detection for giving her a future with her little girl, Matilda.
-
Discovery researchI was described as a walking miracle
It was after the birth of her first child at only age 21 when Tamron learned she had peritoneal mesothelioma – a rare but deadly type of cancer.
-
Discovery researchIf it wasn't for cancer research I might not be here today
Sam was only 11 years old when his parents were told that he had stage 4 liver cancer, after suffering pain during a family holiday.
-
Discovery researchCharities 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.
-
Everybody has been impacted by cancer. Will you start more new cures for the people behind the statistics?
Without your generous donations, we simply wouldn’t be able to do this research. We’re incredibly grateful to everyone who has donated and we’re committed to using those funds to make a difference to people living with cancer
