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There are a wide range of ways to get involved with the work of Leukaemia Care. Find out more.

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We have a range of fundraising events and activities across the UK and abroad that you can get involved in to help us continue to provide care and support to those affected by a blood cancer.

Digital tributes

In memory tributes have gone digital: Find out how you can remember a loved one online

Organise a fundraising event

We couldn't be without all our amazing fundraisers and all the work they do. If you fancy organising a fundraising event in aid of us, then get in touch!

Virtual events

Join the growing number of fundraisers who are raising money for charity by taking part in online events

Our campaigns

We run campaigns throughout the year, and need you to get involved and help raise awareness.

Corporate partnerships

Here at Leukaemia Care, we appreciate everything our corporate fundraisers do. The money they raise is vital in helping people with leukaemia and helping us to raise awareness of blood cancers.

Educational fundraising

Leukaemia Care is a national blood cancer charity and we’re looking for schools and educational establishments to join us in our efforts to support anyone affected by blood cancer.

Other ways to give

Including: our lottery, giving in celebration, in memory donations, gifts in Will and more

Volunteer for us

Whether you could spare minutes or hours, days or weeks, you could make a meaningful difference to the lives of people affected by blood cancer. Make time matter and join our team as a volunteer.

London Marathon FAQs

Ever wanted to take on the London Marathon? This is the largest fundraiser for Leukaemia Care. Find out more about how you can bag yourself a place

Event Terms and Conditions

We're so pleased you've decided to sign up to one of our events. Here we've put together some terms and conditions for our running, cycling and triathlon events.

Fundraising Ideas

Donate your birthday to Leukaemia Care and get friends and family to give to LC in lieu of gifts. Find out more

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April 23rd

London Marathon 2019: Reasons to run

With just five days to go until the London Marathon, we thought we’d ask a few of our 165 London Marathon runners to take a quick break from their training to share their reasons for running with Leukaemia Care this year. Read on to hear some of their inspirational stories....

April 18th

The emotional impact of leukaemia – who is most at risk?

The emotional impact of a diagnosis can be just as distressing, if not sometimes more so, than the physical effects of blood cancer. This is especially true for patients who may be in remission and fear relapse, or patients on 'watch and wait'. In this blog, we look more at these emotionally 'at-risk' groups, and discuss what emotional support is available....

April 18th

Pain: part 3 – Abdominal discomfort

For many people, abdominal discomfort is perhaps an inevitable consequence of the excessive amounts of chocolate consumed on Easter Sunday. However, on a serious note, continued abdominal distress presenting as either a sharp pain or a constant sense of “fullness” in the belly, can sometimes be a sign of leukaemia. In fact, 11% of patients are thought to experience abdominal discomfort or a “swollen stomach” as a symptom prior to their diagnosis. Find out more about this symptom and how to spot it on our blog....