Our campaign is now complete. 3516 supporters helped us raise €111,407.00
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The campaign has now expired but it's not too late to support this charity.
Visit the charity's profileThe Battle Cancer Challenge is a fitness fundraising event that can be taken on individually, in pairs or in a team of four. With both challenge (beginners) and compete (competitive) divisions, Battle Cancer workouts are suitable for all ages and abilities so everyone can take part and make a difference!
Take on five, 10-minute functional fitness workouts over two and a half hours and help raise vital funds for cancer patients and their families.
To find out more about the Battle Cancer Challenge go to www.battlecancer.com.
Cancer is the most common cause of death in Ireland with more than 9,000 people dying each year. That's almost 25 people dying from cancer every day across Ireland.
The Irish Cancer Society is working towards a future where nobody dies from cancer, and everyone affected by the disease will have access to world class treatment and support.
It is only thanks to the generosity of the Irish public that we are able to provide vital free services and support to ensure nobody in Ireland has to face cancer alone.
Our Volunteer Driver service offers safe and reliable transport to and from hospitals for patients to attend their chemotherapy appointments; our Support Line provides support and advice to cancer patients and their families and our Night Nursing service delivers vital respite for families and allows cancer patients to spend their final days at home surrounded by their loved ones.
Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the Irish Cancer Society has invested €30 million in cancer research over the last ten years. We are the largest voluntary funder of cancer research in Ireland and each year fund over 100 cancer researchers across Ireland.
By taking on the Battle Cancer Challenge and supporting the Irish Cancer Society, you are making a difference in the lives of so many. Thank you!
It is a place where you feel safe to rant and rave and not be judged as you come to cope and accept what is happening. Its a place where you can debrief, you are listened to, and guidance is shown to you. Its where staff see you as you, not someone with 'cancer'. To be able to drop in was amazing. The staff were always friendly and never rushed me. I would be lost without it. - Daffodil Centre visitor
To learn more about the work of the Irish Cancer Society and the impact of your support go to www.cancer.ie .
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