Our brother, Colin Murray, died in December 2021 from a very aggressive brain cancer. He was just 46. Marie Curie nurses cared for him in his final days, and the empathy and support they showed us was amazing.

Marie Curie nurses, doctors and frontline staff work night and day in the Belfast Hospice and in people’s homes right across Northern Ireland providing expert clinical care for patients and much needed respite, comfort and reassurance for families, carers and loved ones.

The money that is raised helps Marie Curie Nurses provide vital care and support to people with terminal illness, and their families at the toughest time.

£23 could pay for one hour of vital nursing care for someone living with a terminal illness in the comfort of their own home

£100 could help fund half an evening's care in a person's home when they need it most.