Raised: 17%
 
Target: £9,000.00
Raised so far: £1,572.00
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9,000 children develop curable eye cancer each year.  7,000 of them will die due to late diagnosis and poor access to existing medical care.

Every Child Counts!  Please help us raise £9,000.00 - just £1 (US$1.50) for every child - and colour the world with hope for their cancer-free future!

Before she was five years old, English schoolgirl Daisy lost both her eyes to retinoblastoma, a highly curable eye cancer affecting babies and young children.  Using money from her own fund, Daisy's family offered help to two-year-old Rati from Botswana, who suffered a serious relapse of the same cancer due to delayed and incomplete treatment in Africa.  Despite receiving exceptional care at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children, Rati sadly died in August 2006.

7,000 children die each year due to late diagnosis and poor access to care.  Most of these children can be saved by increasing awareness and rapid access to existing medical care in their own country, without need to travel internationally for care.

Daisy's Eye Cancer Fund envisions the end of avoidable death, blindness and suffering from childhood eye cancer.  Through Rati's Challenge, we are working with a dedicated team in Kenya to develop a national retinoblastoma strategy that will improve survival and quality of life for affected families.  This strategy will become a model for resource limited countries around the world.  Please see the photo slide show and video for more information.

Every £1 you donate represents one child who will develop retinoblastoma this year, When we receive your donation, we will record it on our Every Child Counts page and map.  Every penny you donate will help us build better care for children with eye cancer in the poorest regions of our world. So please dig deep and help us colour the world with hope for all children with eye cancer. 

Donating through JustGiving is simple, fast and secure. JustGiving will never sell your details or send unwanted emails. They send your money directly to Daisy Fund and reclaim Gift Aid on every eligible donation by UK taxpayers. 

Please donate today and help us build a brighter future for the world's youngest and most vulnerable cancer warriors - because EVERY CHILD COUNTS!

THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

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Ella, Linus, and Felix send their love to all our friends in Kenya. Donation by Sheri Holman on 23/12/11

 
£200.00

A belated birthday gift for my friend, Abby White. Also in rememberance of little Regan who lost her battle to retinoblastoma. Fly high sweet angle. Donation by Lori Padilla on 04/10/11

 
£15.00
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Donation by Tammy Raulerson on 25/08/11

 
£400.00
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A gift honoring Mrs Kristen Albone & Mrs Stacey O'Malley from the prek4 class of EOLS 2010-2011. As well as from additional friends and family. Donation by Rebecca Matthew on 29/07/11

 
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Nicki Connelly, Stacey Zeller & Lori Padilla along with the RBAZ family want to thank Abby for being our guest speaker at the June RBAZ event. Donation by Lori Padilla on 11/07/11

 
£60.00
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From the Friday Cycle of Light stall at camp. Donation by Rb Family @ Camp Sunshine on 07/07/11

 
£160.00
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Your message...Persistence prevails, but, the company who provides this page should hide their heads in shame for the poor accessibility. Donation by Len on 15/05/11

 
£40.00
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In honor of Brayden Bateman and all of the other kids fighting Retinoblastoma each day! Thank you for all you do Abby! You are such an inspiration!! Donation by Sabra Bateman on 14/05/11

 
£20.00
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Donation by Cassie, Gaylon, Finn, Tess and Brie on 14/05/11

 
£5.00
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Donation by Angbie, Lou, Kieran & Cameron on 14/05/11

 
£20.00 + £5.00 Gift Aid
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My daughter is 5 and is cured of Rb so I have donated £5 for 5 children. Donation by Emma on 14/05/11

 
£5.00
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2 children counted for each day of Word Rb Awareness Week. Glad to be helping colour their world with hope! Donation by Abby White on 14/05/11

 
£14.00
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From the community of Stonehiil College and Rb \New England. Donation by |Liza Talusan and Donna Castagna on 20/10/10

 
£70.00
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My little bit! Donation by Lucy Jackson on 23/04/10

 
£5.00
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Five years ago today, my granddaughter's eye was removed and her life was saved. Every family should be able to know the joy we feel today! Donation by Margaret Thomas on 23/04/10

 
£5.00
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Every child counts, and every penny counts too. Glad to support such a worthwhile cause. Donation by Natalie on 17/04/10

 
£20.00
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This is a great campaign to make us aware that all children in the world deserve the treatment they need to save life. Donation by Jana Torkar on 08/04/10

 
£10.00 + £2.82 Gift Aid
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Donation by L Donovan on 06/04/10

 
£50.00 + £14.10 Gift Aid
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£5 isn't much on its own, but many £5 together can change the world. I'm happy to contribute in my very small way! Donation by John on 21/03/10

 
£5.00
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I'm doating, because while messages of support are very encouraging, its our money that is needed to save lives! Donation by Liz Edwards on 20/03/10

 
£5.00 + £1.41 Gift Aid
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The goal is £1 raised for every child who will develop eye cancer this year, but life is priceless. Here's to many brigher tomorrows for every child! Donation by Abby White on 15/03/10

 
£15.00
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In honour of my wonderful mum on Mothering Sunday, who held my hand throughout my own battle with Rb, and in support of all Rb mums worldwide. Donation by Emma on 14/03/10

 
£30.00
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We are so happy to support this important work you do to help children like our own. Thank you very much for doing what you do! Donation by The Stewart Family on 13/03/10

 
£15.00
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* Total raised online: £1,299.00
  Offline donations: £273.00
  Mobile donations: £0.00
  Total Raised: £1,572.00
  Gift Aid plus supplement: £23.33

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