Leukaemia CARE

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One-off donation

£2.00 Around £2 will enable one patient to receive a copy of Journey magazine

£10.00 Around £10 can provide one Patient Journal to one patient

£50.00 Around £50 could pay for 25 patients to receive our Journey magazine

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Monthly donation

£2.00 Around £2 will enable one patient to receive a copy of Journey magazine

£10.00 Around £10 can provide one Patient Journal to one patient

£50.00 Around £50 will fund one CARE Line person for a day

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Messages from other supporters

Donation is in memory of Marjorie Deeming. We hope that this money can help fund the support that was received by our friends mom during her illness.

Donation by Neil Forrest £15.00 + £3.75 Gift Aid

This was money collected at my Dad's funeral, rather than people give flowers we asked for a donation to Leukaemia Care if they wished to do so

Donation by Mary Frances Davidson £270.00 + £67.50 Gift Aid
A very kind builder asked me to donate his fee to a Leukaemia charity.

Donation by Paul Hayward £500.00 + £125.00 Gift Aid

I'm glad you do not fund animal testing

Donation by Beata Ciupińska £10.00 + £2.50 Gift Aid

Why your donation matters

Simon and his little miracle Ellie! Despite being told he would not be able to have children, Simon has gone on to start a family of his own.

Through your donations we can continue to provide help and advice to patients and carers on a local basis through our Support Groups. Many Support Groups are located within hospitals and enable patients to talk with others in a similar situation. We need to be able to increase the number of Support Groups we have but need your help in doing so. Support Groups are one of many services we offer and without your donations we would not exist.

Case study: donations in action

Your donations will make a difference to people such as Simon Bowes. Simon was diagnosed and living with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL) at the age of 17. He had a successful bone marrow transplant in April 1993, and continued to avoid any serious infections. To this day, Simon had maintained a positive outlook despite having long lasting damage to his internal organs. Through a Leukaemia CARE Support Group in Sheffield Simon has been given the chance “to feel normal”, he recalls. " We all understand how each other is feeling and can offer support, both emotionally and on a practical level, through sharing experiences." The support group that Simon attends is well established but we need to offer similar support in other parts of the country. Your donations will enable us to set up more Support Groups all over the country so that every patient has the choice to attend one. Donate now and choose to help people such as Simon.