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Raise funds for us when you shop online at your favourite retailers at no cost to you.

Through Give as you Live, you can shop at 4,200 different online retailers such as John Lewis & Partners and ASOS. If you shop through Give as You Live online, retailers donate to us a set percentage of the value of your purchase at no additional cost to you.

We are happy to announce that we have been chosen as Give As You Live’s charity of the month in April.

Shopping on your mobile? Download the Give as You Live app for iPad and iPhone.

If you prefer shopping in store, you can still support us.

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Sign up Visit the Give as You Live website, choose Children with Cancer UK as your charity and sign up. It only takes a minute!
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Browse and start shopping Search for the store you want to shop on the Give as You Live website, then click the “Shop & raise” button. You will be able to browse and shop as normal.
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Shop and raise money Once you’ve made a purchase on the store, Give as You Live will send you an email confirming how much you have raised for us. Thank you for your support!

Who you're helping

Phoebe, a childhood cancer survivor, with her sister
Diagnosed with Wilms tumour

Phoebe's story

After playing in the paddling pool during the summer of 2012, a friend who is a health visitor mentioned that Phoebe’s tummy looked distended and felt hard on one side. We had all thought she had a typical tubby toddler tummy although I had wondered why skirts and trousers for older children were not fitting properly. She had been eating slightly less for a while… Learn more
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Small boy in front of some flowers
Treatment in the USA

Ross' story

At just 18 months old, Ross was diagnosed with orbital rhabdomyosarcoma – a rare soft-tissue cancer that developed in his eye. “In early June 2009, we had noticed that Ross, our 18 month old son, had a puffy area on his lower right eye. We took him to our GP who said it was probably a blocked duct and would refer Ross to the eye pavilion for clarification…” Learn more
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mother and son
Kidney cancer

Alice's story

In March 2014 I had noticed that Alice’s tummy seemed swollen over a few weeks, and it was larger on one side. Initially I wasn’t overly worried as my son had had a toddler ‘pot belly’ – so I thought it was that. She has always been a fussy eater but now she was going for whole days eating hardly anything, and saying she felt full after a few spoonfuls… Learn more
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We are here to help you

RESEARCH PROJECTS

Cancer is the leading cause of death in children aged 1-14 years in the UK and survivors can face a lifetime of serious health issues as a result of the intensive treatments used to treat their cancer. Childhood cancers are different to the cancers that occur in adults – dedicated research is needed. Would you like to help? Learn about our projects