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Your support helps us bring new cancer cures to people in Yorkshire, so that you and the people you love can enjoy more moments together.

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£20 could fund a dipstick test for four people to detect early signs of bladder cancer

£50 could provide a personalised physiotherapy treatment plan to a person living with cancer for their rehabilitation

£150 could fund a CT scan to help detect lung cancer before symptoms are present

£5 a month could help people in Yorkshire take part in clinical trials, giving them access to life-enhancing new treatments.

£10 a month could help someone with cancer in Yorkshire take part in a new service to support their cancer treatment and aid recovery.

£20 a month could help people across Yorkshire take part in pioneering genetic research to help prevent cancer for those at high risk.

Pioneering new cancer treatments since 1925

Thanks to supporters, we’re working with the region's brightest minds in cancer research and sharing our breakthroughs with the world.

Right now, we're funding state-of-the-art mobile screening units to hard-to-reach communities, funding pioneering clinical research in Yorkshire hospitals, and rolling out new research-backed exercise services that are proven to help people survive cancer to towns and cities across the region.

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Pathologist looking at scan results on a large digital screening to understand the extend of the bowel cancer prior to surgery

Thanks to supporters...

175,000 people

175,000 people can take part in life-saving cancer research and services funded by the charity

710 experts

710 researchers and cancer experts are working on new cancer treatments and cures

£64 million

Yorkshire Cancer Research currently funds 59 pioneering programmes, including 25 clinical trials

Watch Rob's film

Our work is helping more people like Rob live longer, healthier, cancer-free lives so they can enjoy more moments with the people they love.

Whilst it takes just five minutes to donate, the impact of each and every donation lasts a lifetime.

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Hear from people in Yorkshire

David standing in front of a tree trunk, wearing a suit

Leeds Lung Health Check participant

"Thanks to my cancer screening, I was there for my granddaughter’s first day of school and got to drop her off in her new uniform"

Jenifer is stood in her garden, she is wearing a black top and a grey scarf. The sky is blue and in the background there's green grass and hills in the distance.

Yorkshire kidney screening trial participant

"All I kept thinking was how lucky I was to have a scan, as it could have gone undetected for months, or even years!"

Bill stood in front of a vast hilly landscape with bright blue skies and green vegetation. He is wearing a hat and large backpack.

FOxTROT 3 trial participant

“The post-surgery chemotherapy was very successful, and I was surprised at how quickly I was able to focus on getting back to normal life.”

Help bring new cancer cures to Yorkshire

Donate today

Your support helps us bring new cancer cures to people in Yorkshire, so that you and the people you love can enjoy more moments together.

Monthly donation

Single donation

Select a donation value

Enter donation amount

£20 could fund a dipstick test for four people to detect early signs of bladder cancer

£50 could provide a personalised physiotherapy treatment plan to a person living with cancer for their rehabilitation

£150 could fund a CT scan to help detect lung cancer before symptoms are present

£5 a month could help people in Yorkshire take part in clinical trials, giving them access to life-enhancing new treatments.

£10 a month could help someone with cancer in Yorkshire take part in a new service to support their cancer treatment and aid recovery.

£20 a month could help people across Yorkshire take part in pioneering genetic research to help prevent cancer for those at high risk.

Help bring new cancer cures to people in Yorkshire