Katie Rose

Tom and Katie's wedding

Fundraising for Nottingham Trent University
£1,354
raised of £1,000 target
Celebrating the wedding of Katie Rose and Tom Kelly, 8 August 2020
Based at Nottingham Trent University, the John van Geest Cancer Research Centre houses a team of world-class scientists who work closely with leading clinicians at local hospitals.

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We've both known many close family and friends who've been affected by cancer, some luckily who are still with us and others who sadly aren't. The John van Geest Cancer Research Centre is based at Nottingham Trent University, where Tom's Mum used to work. It is a charity that some of us are already familiar with through fundraising efforts led by Neil Kelso at the Victoria Pub back in Beeston (where Tom is from). Neil was great at using a party as a way to raise money for this brilliant charity, and this inspired us to follow his example.

About JVG:

Established by Professor Robert Rees in 2008, the Centre has pioneered innovative approaches for diagnosing cancer better; for predicting how the disease will develop and respond to therapy; and for boosting the immune system to fight cancer, known as Immunotherapy. The significant advances achieved by the Centre range from improving our understanding of how prostate cancer spreads around the body, to helping take critical steps in developing new treatments for breast, prostate, brain and blood cancers.

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Based at Nottingham Trent University, the John van Geest Cancer Research Centre houses a team of world-class scientists who work closely with leading clinicians at local hospitals.

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