One of the many baking debates to be had... which one do you prefer? 🥟
We want to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone who showed us their support at Crufts 2024 – whether you signed up to the Walkies Challenge, visited our stall, let us take photos of your lovely dogs or even helped raise awareness at home through social media.
A special thank you to those of you we met who shared your cancer experience with us - our four-legged friends can be a huge support when you or a loved one is experiencing cancer, and this shone through this weekend 🧡
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Meet Charlie 👋 He took part in our Walkies Challenge last April after his dad’s best friend, Ben, was diagnosed with a brain tumour. He went on to raise a whopping £11,500 and was the top fundraiser for the challenge! Hear more on his story below 👇
Reckon you could walk 60 miles during our April Walkies Challenge? Sign-up: cruk.ink/48K6fP2 🐾
“Being told at the age of 24 that you probably won’t see 30 – that’s a moment you never forget.”
Jamie’s judo career was cut short at the age of 24 when he was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumour. Sadly, he died two years later, at the age of 26.
Jamie’s story was shared during last night’s episode of Don’t Look Down on Channel 4.
Please donate to help accelerate life-saving research: cruk.ink/3s32p3W
In 2011, Emily was diagnosed with skin cancer aged 17 after discovering a mole on her calf. In 2013, further scans would show that the cancer had returned and spread to Emily’s lymph nodes, and later to her lungs, liver and brain.
After being told that the tumours in her brain were no longer treatable in 2018, Emily proposed to her partner, Aisha, and the pair were married the following month.
Emily died in June 2018, aged 24. In a message to Emily’s YouTube subscribers, who she had shared her journey with, Aisha said, “It was very peaceful, she just opened her eyes looked at me, I told her how much I loved her and how proud I was of her.”
Emily’s story was shown during yesterday evening’s episode of #DontLookDownC4 on @Channel4. We #StandUpToCancer with Emily’s family 🧡
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COMING SOON 👀 Don't miss the premier of #DontLookDown, as 10 celebs face the high wire to raise funds for cancer research.
Premieres Tuesday 10 October at 9:30pm on @Channel4 📺
#StandUpToCancer #SU2C
We're back! 👋 Join us for a night of special programming on Friday 3 November on @Channel4Entertainment !
Who's excited? 🎊
Our friends, Laura and Nicky, aka the Secondary Sisters, talk us through their experiences of living with cancer. Today, on World Cancer Day, we Stand Up To Cancer with all those affected by cancer. Wear your Unity Band with pride, and help support our life-saving research. 🤩✌️
To get yours, head to: bit.ly/36Ftyt6
“Accepting the skin you’re in is really hard when you’re going through cancer, because you don’t feel like it’s you. I lost a lot of my identity, and I do struggle still looking in the mirror, because I don’t see me.” We brought together a young woman with cancer and photographer Alex Cameron for a body confidence photo shoot. Watch the heartwarming video to see what Georgie makes of the shoot and her final image.
Now is the time to Stand Up To Cancer 🧡
Stand Up To Cancer is fundraising campaign brought to you by Cancer Research UK and Channel 4 to speed up progress in life-saving cancer research. We fund scientific projects that take research findings and turn them into ground-breaking tests and treatments for the people that need them.