Bromsgrove and District Branch, on behalf of Blood Cancer UK · Established 1988

Beating blood cancer Supporting our community

Since 1988 we’ve raised more than £1.25 million to support research and people affected by blood cancer across Worcestershire and beyond

£1.25m+ Raised Locally
38 Years Supporting those affected by blood cancer
137 Blood Cancer Variations Researched
Bromsgrove volunteer team and community supporters
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Our beginnings

The branch was started in 1988 when a group of 17 people from Bromsgrove whose lives had been affected by leukaemia joined forces to beat blood cancer and find a permanent cure for its 137 variations.

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Since its launch, the branch has raised over £1,250,000 which has helped to provide vital resources for research and has raised awareness in the region.

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How you can help!

Since our branch started in 1988 a great deal of money has been raised, all this is thanks to a very small hard working committee as well as a team of regular volunteers, however we do need more help to carry on this vital work. There are several ways in which you can support us:

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Donate

Make a direct contribution to our work and fuel clinical research breakthroughs.

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Take part

Join one of our fundraising events like our celebrated Fun Run, 10k, or quiz nights.

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Volunteer

Give a little of your time to marshal events, assist stalls, or share your skills.

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Donate a prize

Help us with tombolas and raffles with vouchers or hampers.

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Host a collection box

Help us raise money locally by placing a tin in your workplace, shop, or cafe counter.

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Join the committee

Become part of the team behind the charity and steer our local campaign strategy.

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How your donations help

Every pound given in the Bromsgrove area fuels groundbreaking research to diagnose earlier, treat kinder, and cure completely.

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Could pay for essential equipment

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Allows researchers to analyse blood cancer cells

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Allow scientists to look at genetic patterns

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Upcoming events

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