09 Mar 2018 Awareness raising
September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month
Blood cancer is the fifth most common type of cancer and the 3rd biggest cancer killer in the UK. Get involved to help us make a difference to those affected by leukaemia and other blood cancers
This Blood Cancer Awareness Month we will be sharing more information about leukaemia and other blood cancers, share stories of those affected, as well as supporter stories plus we will be highlighting the difference our vital work is making to those affected by leukaemia and other blood cancers.
This Blood Cancer Awareness month you can help us raise awareness and help raise crucial funds by getting involved by:
Raise awareness through social media
by sharing our Facebook posts, Twitter posts and Instagram posts. Throughout September 2020, you can also use the hashtag: #BloodCancerAwarenessMonth to help spread the word and raise awareness of blood cancers.
Get involved to help raise key funds
You can also get involved by planning a fundraising initiative this September, such as one of our exciting virtual events or home-based activities. Do get in touch with us at hello@leukaemiauk.org.uk or 0207 299 0722 if you wish to discuss any ideas you may have for getting involved. Our dedicated team is here to support you.
Make a regular gift
By making a monthly, quarterly or annual regular gift to Leukaemia UK, you will enable us to continue our work and help us fund key research and care projects to help us make a real difference, now and in the future.
Your support ensures we can continue our essential work
At Leukaemia UK, we support those affected by leukaemia and other blood cancers through the physical and emotional uncertainty that may come with a diagnosis, working to fund innovative and effective research for better treatments and care.
You can also support us by donating to our cause to help fund our vital work.
Thank you for all your kind support and for getting involved this Blood Cancer Awareness month.
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