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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!

Fundraising Resources

Get your fundraising off to a flying start with our selection of downloadable materials.

Fundraising Ideas

Whether you're an experienced fundraiser or are new to the game, everyone can do with some inspiration.

Paying in event money

Sending us your funds is as easy 1, 2, 3. And remember, the sooner you send in the money you’ve raised, the sooner it can be put to good use.

Fundraising rules

Fundraising is supposed to be fun (the clue is in the name), but you still have to make sure that your event or challenge follows the rules. If you don’t, your event might not end up being so fun after all.

Order a free fundraising pack

Our fundraising packs contain everything you need to make your fundraising a success

How to set up an online giving page

An online giving page is an easy way to fundraise for your event or challenge, as it allows people from all across the county (and beyond) to quickly head online and donate to your cause.

Support for the family

When somebody is diagnosed with a blood cancer, the whole family can be affected.

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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....

April 12th

Pain part two: Headaches

Throughout April, our Symptom Sunday is focussing on the leukaemia symptom of pain. Last week, we looked at bone pain, and in today's feature, we're taking a look at headaches and how a severe or sudden onset headache could be a sign of leukaemia....