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Breast Cancer Research Aid is an independent charity that supports innovative breast cancer research across the UK. From preventing the disease to innovating new ways to deciphering why some families have increased susceptibility; today, we know more about breast cancer than ever before. Research is improving care, producing better outcomes, and transforming lives with each passing day.
Address | Breast Cancer Research Aid, Kemp House, 152 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX |
Telephone | 08006785869 |
info@breastcancerresearchaid.org | |
Website | breastcancerresearchaid.org/home |
Charity code | 1166674 (England and Wales) and SC046669 (Scotland) |
Breast Cancer Research Aids vision is “We want every person affected by breast cancer to get the best treatment, support, and information – and this guides everything we do.” Their Mission is “We want every person affected by breast cancer to get the best treatment, support, and information – and this guides everything we do.)
Breast Cancer Research Aid have a lot of achievements including; visiting European Cancer Stem Cell Research Institute, Cardiff University on 2 May 2019. Prof Matt Smalley and Dr Richard Clarkson presented their recent breast cancer research development supported by BCRA funding and receiving a generous donation of £260 from the Glasgow Kiltwalk and the Hunter Foundation. These are just a few of their achievements over the years.
Breast Cancer Research Aid have one beneficiary which is Cardiff University European Cancer Research Institute, this institute aim to improve the understanding of the role of cancer stem cells in a range on cancers through world leading research. They can do this by the donations that they get from Breast Cancer Research Aid, this is important as both organisations are working together to try to find a cure for cancer.
The ways you can help Breast Cancer Research Aid and support are:
- Donations by cash, cheques, online
- Spreading awareness of the charity by talking to family and friends
- Donating to their Door to Door collection scheme
- Sharing their website with family and friends
By donating in these ways you will be helping Breast Cancer Research Aid as it means that they can carry on their research to try and find a cure for cancer and it means that they will still be able to work with their beneficiaries.