The Gift of Progress in Kinder Treatments

£10.00

The Gift of Progress in Kinder Treatments helps fund life-saving clinical research that tests new treatments to confirm they're safe, effective and can work better than current treatments. 

We need to develop new, better treatments that cause fewer side-effects and save more lives. To do this, we need clinical trials to get the treatments of tomorrow out of the laboratory and into the hands of doctors. 

Your donation gift helps us go further, faster, by supporting clinical trials to find more effective, kinder treatments so that people can live longer, better lives. 

Gift amount

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For every £1 you give, Cancer Research UK can claim 25p extra.

Yes, I want to Gift Aid my donation and any donations I make in the future or have made in the past 4 years, to Cancer Research UK.

I am a UK taxpayer and understand that if I pay less Income Tax and / or Capital Gains Tax than the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all of my donations in that tax year, it is my responsibility to pay any difference.

How it works

Simply select a donation amount. Choose an ecard design and add a personalised message.

Tell us who will receive your gift, then add to basket.

After completing payment, your gift will be sent via email immediately or as scheduled. Alternatively, email it to yourself to print and give in person.

How we'll use your donation gift

When you purchase this Gift with Impact, your donation will help support the vital area of research linked to your chosen gift.

Where funds are raised for a specific purpose, the funds are treated as 'restricted income'.

In exceptional circumstances where restricted income can't be used for the original purpose, all funds will go towards Cancer Research UK's life-saving work.

How we'll use the details you provide

We'll use the personal details you provide only to send your selected gift to the recipient.

All details will be held according to our privacy policy, and we'll never contact you or the gift recipient without consent.