How to Give in Memory | Get Involved | Children with Cancer UK

Thank you so much for thinking of Children with Cancer UK at such a difficult time.

Giving a gift in memory of a loved one is a very special way to remember them and their life. We are honoured that you’d consider supporting us with a gift in memory of a loved one. Your gift will be highly valued and will help bring vital hope to children facing cancer. With 12 children and young people diagnosed with cancer every day in the UK, it’s so important we can keep funding research into kinder and more effective treatments.

We have a range of ways that you can give in memory.

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Our Remembering tribute site gives you the opportunity to create page to celebrate your loved one where you can add messages, photos and videos. It’s quick and easy to setup and easily shared with with friends and family for them to give gifts, or for you to run fundraising events too
Online: Use our quick and secure site to donate in memory
By telephone: Please free feel to call us on 020 7404 0808
By post: Please send your gift and this completed form to: Freepost Plus RTHT-RBLZ-HHTX, Children with Cancer UK, 51 Great Ormond Street, LONDON WC1N 3JQ
At a funeral in lieu of flowers: If you would like friends and family to make a donation in lieu of flowers, your funeral director can help you to arrange this. Or please ask us if you’d like more information
Taking part in an event or running a fundraiser for us? These can also be in memory of your loved one and you just need to let us know when you send your gift please

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How you're helping

Thank you Wendy

In memory of Hollie

Wendy (pictured) decided to include Children with Cancer UK in her Will to help fight the injustice of childhood cancer in memory of her granddaughter, Hollie. Thank you Wendy, we won’t let you down.

Read Hollie's story

Catherine Metayer researcher lady with glasses

Folate and leukaemia

The research we are funding

We don’t know enough about what causes acute lymphoblastic leukaemia. Prof Metayer is studying how exactly the nutrient folate might reduce risk of the disease, and whether this varies between different people.

Two boys wearing white lab coats and glasses

Videos explaining our research

Little Translators

Have a look at our Little Translators videos that help explain the research we fund.

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FAQs

For every gift, it’s important that our supporters have confirmation that we’ve received their kind donation and that we can share both our gratitude and how vital it is to our cause. At the moment, we currently thank supporters in the same way that they gave (i.e. online donations via email, and postal gifts via post).

However if you would like to receive a confirmation in a different way, please do get in touch at remembering@childrenwithcancer.org.uk and we’ll be happy to help. Thank you again for thinking of us at this difficult time.

We’d be happy to send out further confirmation of your gift. Please do let us know when you send the gift by post, or it’s sent online or by phone, please let us know by email to remembering@childrenwithcancer.org.uk

We’d be happy to send out further confirmation of your gift. Please let us know by email to remembering@childrenwithcancer.org.uk including details of how you made the gift.

Thank you for your kind support and thinking of us at this difficult time. Please let us know by email at remembering@childrenwithcancer.org.uk or by phone on 020 7404 0808.

Thank you for your kind support and thinking of us at this difficult time. Our ‘Remembering page’ was only setup in July 2020 so it may not have been available at the time of your original gifts. Please contact us at remembering@childrenwithcancer.org.uk or by phone on 020 7404 0808.

Thank you for your kind support and thinking of us at this difficult time. We’d be happy to help you do this. Please contact us at remembering@childrenwithcancer.org.uk or by phone to 020 7404 0808.