This festive season choose your way to support Leukaemia UK

A simple way to remember a loved one today 

This festive season, we invite you to take part in something special, in honour of a loved one 🧡

🎁Our Leukaemia UK Christmas tree is a place where you can dedicate a ribbon, present or star in memory of someone you have lost or send a message to someone you care about.

It’s super quick and easy to do:

Go to website💻 , click on the Christmas tree 🎄, choose your ribbon, present or star 🌟 and make a donation 🎗️

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Your donation can make Christmas shine brighter for a child facing leukaemia

Leukaemia is the most common childhood cancer.

Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL) is the most common form of childhood cancer, most often affecting children between the ages of 2 and 5. It’s a type of cancer that affects the blood and bone marrow. It occurs when the body produces too many immature white blood cells, known as lymphoblasts, which crowd out normal cells and stop the blood from functioning properly

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Freddie was diagnosed with leukaemia at only 4 years old. “This Christmas will be special. Freddie is just amazing. He tries so hard at school and deserves a Christmas where he doesn’t have to be in hospital” says Freddie’s dad. During the first few Christmases after Freddie’s diagnosis, the family feared that he would end up in the hospital.
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Freddie with the Christmas tree

I’m so pleased Leukaemia UK is there. Research is making children’s lives so much better. I want the day to come when they don’t even remember having their treatment.

Lizzie

Freddie’s mum

Better, kinder treatments for children can be possible.

Donate to fund life-changing research 🔬

Dr Noelia Che is investigating childhood acute myeloid leukaemia (AML), focusing on how the gene MYB influences glucose metabolism in cancer cells.

Working with samples from Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) and collaborators, her research has revealed that MYB not only regulates how AML cells use glucose but may also drive treatment resistance.

The team is now exploring targeted strategies to disrupt these metabolic pathways and improve the effectiveness of existing therapies.

Dr Noelia Che

For a limited time only – get your hands on the ultimate Christmas gift

Who’s Cooking Dinner? Festive Auction

This year, we are thrilled to be hosting our very first Who’s Cooking Dinner? festive auction! 🎄

Don’t miss your chance to bid on exclusive experiences from the likes of chefs Elliott Grover, Tim Hughes, Ruth Hansom and Andy Beynon and fabulous prizes from The Dorchester and Hamleys plus many more!

It’s the ultimate Christmas gift for someone special (or yourself!) because not only are these prizes fabulous, but every bid helps to fund vital, life-saving leukaemia research.

Research which could lead to kinder, more effective treatments for those affected by this devastating disease.

Who's Cooking Dinner? Festive Auction - Bid, Gift and Be Merry