Cancer Research UK service

Race for Life events cancelled due to COVID-19

Cancer Research UK today announced that it has made the difficult decision to cancel Race for Life events across the UK this year as a result of COVID-19. Cancer Research UK today announced that it has made the difficult decision to cancel Race for Life events across the UK this year as a result of COVID-19.

4 June 2020

• For Supporters

“I hope people realise how important their donations are to the cancer research community”: two of our researchers look to a future beyond COVID-19

Professors Quezada and Evan reveal how they’re navigating their vital work through the pandemic and why supporters will be key to getting back on track. Professors Quezada and Evan reveal how they’re navigating their vital work through the pandemic and why supporters will be key to getting back on track.

1 June 2020

• For Supporters

How Cancer Research UK’s workforce became fully remote

Our Chief Information Officer, Tiffany Hall, shares how new tech and flexible ways of working have helped our office-based staff continue their important work Our Chief Information Officer, Tiffany Hall, shares how new tech and flexible ways of working have helped our office-based staff continue their important work

20 April 2020

• For Supporters

Join the Race for Life at Home straight from your living room

With Race for Life events postponed, Cancer Research UK is encouraging the nation to keep active and united by signing up for Race for Life at Home. With Race for Life events postponed, Cancer Research UK is encouraging the nation to keep active and united by signing up for Race for Life at Home.

20 April 2020

• For Supporters

“We remain tirelessly committed to making progress against cancer, but we face tough decisions and difficult times ahead”: Michelle Mitchell on how Cancer Research UK is adapting to the coronavirus outbreak

As we adapt to new ways of working, our Chief Executive, Michelle Mitchell, explains how Cancer Research UK is responding to this public health emergency As we adapt to new ways of working, our Chief Executive, Michelle Mitchell, explains how Cancer Research UK is responding to this public health emergency

31 March 2020

• Charity News

Cancer Research UK estimates 25 per cent drop in fundraising income due to coronavirus

Cancer Research UK expects to see its fundraising income decline by up to 25 per cent as a direct result of the COVID-19 coronavirus Cancer Research UK expects to see its fundraising income decline by up to 25 per cent as a direct result of the COVID-19 coronavirus

30 March 2020

• For Supporters

How much does research cost?

We take a look at some of the costs involved in our life-saving work to raise awareness of cancer and to prevent, diagnose and treat the disease. We take a look at some of the costs involved in our life-saving work to raise awareness of cancer and to prevent, diagnose and treat the disease.

17 March 2020

• For Supporters

In conversation with Executive Director Frances Milner: Turning loss into a legacy

We speak to Frances Milner, Executive Director of Philanthropy & Partnerships, about her route to the executive board of the world’s largest cancer charity. We speak to Frances Milner, Executive Director of Philanthropy & Partnerships, about her route to the executive board of the world’s largest cancer charity.

5 March 2020

• For Supporters

“It’s a fantastic example of the spirit of collaboration”: Michelle Mitchell on a new era of cancer research in Manchester

Our Chief Executive, Michelle Mitchell, explains why she’s excited about our collaborative work in Manchester Our Chief Executive, Michelle Mitchell, explains why she’s excited about our collaborative work in Manchester

2 March 2020

• For Supporters

“Philanthropists will be younger and more diverse, and will want to see more evidence”: Chris Gethin on the future of major giving

Director of Philanthropy, Chris Gethin, shares his thoughts on what major giving will look like in 10 years’ time Director of Philanthropy, Chris Gethin, shares his thoughts on what major giving will look like in 10 years’ time

7 February 2020

• For Supporters

Mark Radcliffe loved sitting here…and still does thanks to advances in cancer research

The £20m ‘Re-Write Cancer’ campaign launches to build a world-class cancer research facility in Manchester. The £20m ‘Re-Write Cancer’ campaign launches to build a world-class cancer research facility in Manchester.

28 November 2019

Cancer Research UK and Nitto ATP Finals team up to help beat cancer

The ATP and Cancer Research UK have today announced a new partnership for the final two editions of the Nitto ATP Finals in London (2019-2020). The ATP and Cancer Research UK have today announced a new partnership for the final two editions of the Nitto ATP Finals in London (2019-2020).

17 October 2019