Macmillan Endowment Fund
Cancer is not going anywhere. And neither are we. Macmillan is needed now more than ever. Find out how your investment could help to ensure we can continue to be there for people living with cancer for generations to come.
Investing in tomorrow
As the leading charity supporting people with cancer in the UK, Macmillan is doing whatever it takes to give people with cancer the support they need.
One in two of us will receive a diagnosis at some point in our lives, and the number of people living with cancer is expected to rise to 4 million by 2030.
They will be living longer, often with multiple long-term conditions, and more complex needs. How can we ensure Macmillan is there for them?
What will cancer care look like in 2030 and beyond?
The healthcare workforce we know today will have changed dramatically. But how do we shape and support that workforce to enable them to provide the best support for people living with cancer?
An increasingly digitalised and data-led world will provide previously unimaginable opportunities for more personalised, integrated care. But how do we ensure this delivers for everyone, not for the few?
New treatments and personalised medicine will transform healthcare as we know it. But how do we make sure those benefits lead to improved care and support for people living with cancer?
We are investing now in developing the support that people will need in the future.
Sustainable funding to deliver the support people need
The Macmillan Endowment Fund aims to protect the future of cancer care by helping to provide a stable, sustainable source of income to fund our work in the long term.
Donations to the Endowment Fund are invested, and the Fund’s income is derived from the increase in its value, with the aim of producing a consistent amount for charitable spending today while protecting the value of the endowment for future generations.
This will help to enable Macmillan to take strategic planning decisions, confident of recurring income, and confident that we can be there for those who needs us.