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Happy Giving Tuesday!

What's Giving Tuesday? Giving Tuesday is not your average Tuesday. It is a day of global giving which falls just after Cyber Monday and Black Friday, where everyone, everywhere can do something to support the causes that mean something to them. You can follow the day on social media by searching for the hashtag #GivingTuesday. This year, we would love for you to join us in celebrating Giving Tuesday on 30th November 2021. 
 

Get involved this Giving Tuesday

Take a look below at all the ways you can get involved, to help us support people living with cancer.

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Everyday ways to give

Giving Tuesday is the perfect day to give, but you could also be helping people living with cancer throughout the year simply through doing your shopping, recycling or donating unwanted items.


From generating donations through AmazonSmile or your regular online shopping, to donating your holiday currency, recyling your old car or using tax efficient payroll giving, there are many easy everyday ways you can support Macmillan Cancer Support.


Find out other ways you can support Macmillan

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Give what you can

There are three million people living with cancer in the UK, and too many are not getting the quality of cancer care and treatment that they need. Macmillan Cancer Support is doing whatever it takes to support people with cancer. But we can't do it on our own.


We keep pushing every day to ensure people with cancer get the support they need to live fully, whether that's with physical concerns, how they feel, money worries, or something different altogether. Because it's personal for us too.


Give a donation

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Craft to campaign

Get crafty and sign up to support Macmillan Cancer Support’s call for more cancer nurses to deliver crucial cancer care. Join campaigners across the UK to show why cancer nurses are so important, and that we don’t have enough of them.

 

Will you join us to deliver this message to politicians in a creative way? We will send you out a free campaign craft pack which has everything you need to create a papercraft nurse and freepost envelope to return it to us.  Your nurse crafts will be displayed to politicians, so they cannot miss the memo – we need more cancer nurses to provide hope and vital support to people living with cancer. 


Sign up for your free craft pack

You can also join our campaigner network of over 25,000 people and become part of our movement to help people with cancer to live life as fully as possible. We’ll keep you updated with news from our campaigns and opportunities to take action to help. Your voice can have a real impact for people living with cancer.

 

Join us as a campaigner

 

 

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Give a Gift that Gives

Sometimes the best gifts aren’t wrapped. Put a smile on someone’s face this Giving Tuesday with an extra special gift – a donation that makes a difference. 

By Giving a Gift that Gives, you’re supporting people living with cancer, and the Macmillan Cancer Support staff who do whatever it takes to help them. For example, your donation could help a member of our Macmillan Support Line deal with a call or web enquiry.

They could help someone find services relevant to their needs, such as checking a lump that’s been worrying them, give a husband a chance to cry over his wife’s cancer diagnosis if he doesn’t want to worry her, or give advice on what will help a person’s extreme fatigue when they’ve still got a house to run, despite having cancer.

Give a gift that changes lives