Sarah Lindsay
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Fundraising for Cancer Research UK
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QUICK! CURE CANCER!
Help more people beat cancer
A reason why I'm raising money is to have a fun day at 'Race For Life' helping beat cancer for our next generation! The biggest reason why I'm raising money is because my sister Adele has had to put her heart and soul into tackling cancer TWICE! Adele discovered she had cancer just days before giving birth to her second son and my beautiful little nephew Harvey! My sister was determined to survive for her little boys Jack and Harvey, and as hard as it got, she made us all proud and stayed strong!
I have a large family and would feel alot better knowing they are not at risk, please help beat cancer for my sister, me and each person on Earth!
Every two minutes someone in the UK is told they have cancer!
Thank you for visiting my Race for Life sponsorship page. Please dig deep and sponsor me online - it's quick, easy and totally secure.
Events like Race for Life are vital in funding Cancer Research UK's life-saving work into preventing, diagnosing and treating cancer. By sponsoring me now you can help more people survive cancer.
Gift Aid it!
If you are a UK taxpayer, please remember to tick the Gift Aid box when donating as this will increase your donation by at least 25% at no cost to you.
Every pound you donate really does make a difference - so please sponsor me now!
Many thanks for your support. Together we will beat cancer.
LOOK WHAT YOUR MONEY CAN DO...
£10 could buy 300 glass slides for studying cells and tumour samples in detail under the microscope.
£30 could buy around 250 plastic Petri dishes. They're an essential resource for thousands of scientists who are working hard to understand cancer.
£54 could buy 22 thermometers (range -10°C to 110°C) – indispensable for many experiments that need to be performed at very precise temperatures.
£94 could cover the cost for one woman to take part in a clinical trial aiming to improve survival for post-menopausal women with early-stage breast cancer.
£123 could fund one cancer information nurse for a day. Our experienced cancer information nurses provide a confidential service for anyone with concerns about cancer.
£260 could buy a sophisticated microarray, a powerful piece of technology, helping scientists to scrutinise thousands of genes in a single experiment, and identify which are switched on in cancer.
£677 could cover the cost of one person taking part in a clinical trial testing chemotherapy before and after surgery, and the antibody drug Vectibix, to improve survival for bowel cancer patients.
£1,000 could cover around 22 day's running expenses for an important lab project into a type of children's cancer called rhabdomyosarcoma. The study aims to identify molecules that are involved in driving tumour growth, and this could lead to improved treatments so that more children survive the disease in the future.