Fundraise with us‘Knowing it's for such a worthwhile cause helps you through. Macmillan repays you with terrific support.’
Tom, runner
Fundraising support centre
0300 1000 200all ways to get involved
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Volunteer‘I wanted to give something back to Macmillan. Volunteering gave me a new purpose.’
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Help us be there‘I felt like she was a friend rather than a nurse. I couldn’t have got through it without her, I really couldn't.’
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Campaign with us‘It's surprising some people make judgements on a person because of their age.’
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Share your experience‘Being involved with Cancer Voices has helped me to cope with my own diagnosis.’
Gary Hunter, Cancer Voice
No one should face cancer alone
Here are some ideas for how you can get involved
Tackle the carers' crisis
Nearly a million people in England look after someone with cancer, but they’re not getting the support they need. Help us change this.
Share your experience
When treatment finishes, many people find it helps to talk about their experiences. This can be helpful for others who are going through the same.
Sign up for Night In
Join our internships scheme
Why not make a donation now?
Nearly 36,000 people give £2 a month.
£2 a month for one year could pay for a Macmillan nurse for an hour, helping people living with cancer and their families receive essential medical, practical and emotional support.
Nearly 34,000 people give £10 a month.
Your donation of £10 a month could keep five Macmillan information and support centres stocked with all the information booklets, guides, directories and leaflets needed to support people affected by cancer for 12 hours.
Just over 1,000 people give £25 a month.
£25 could pay for a Macmillan nurse for an hour, helping people living with cancer and their families receive essential medical, practical and emotional support.
Around 250 people give £50 a month.
£50 could pay for a Macmillan Grant that buys someone with cancer a microwave, making it easier for them to prepare their food.
£70 a month would make a huge difference.
£70 could help run a large Macmillan information and support centre for one hour.
£10 could make a real difference.
It could keep five typical Macmillan information and support centres stocked with all the information resources they need to support people affected by cancer for an hour.
£19 would make a real difference.
It could pay for a Macmillan benefits adviser to work in a Citizens Advice Bureau for an hour, when they would advise people with cancer, their families and carers so they can access benefits and other kinds of financial support they are entitled to.
£25 could make a real difference.
It could pay for a Macmillan nurse for an hour, helping people living with cancer and their families receive essential medical, practical and emotional support.
£50 could make such a difference.
Your donation of £50 could pay for a Macmillan Grant that buys someone with cancer a microwave, making it easier for them to prepare their food.
£70 would make such a difference.
It could help run a large Macmillan information and support centre for one hour.
