We put people with breast cancer first
We’re Breast Cancer Now, the charity that’s steered by world-class research and powered by life-changing care.
World-class research
By funding almost 360 of the brightest minds in breast cancer research, we’re discovering how we can prevent, save lives and live well with breast cancer. Giving us the power to drive forward on a global stage.
To date, we’ve already invested £243 million in breast cancer research – and we’re not about to stop. Right now, we’re funding around 80 cutting-edge projects across the UK worth just over £29 million.
Life-changing care
Our breast care nurses, expertly trained staff and volunteers, and award-winning information is all here to make sure anyone diagnosed with breast cancer gets the support they need to help them deal with the physical and emotional impacts of the disease.
From our Moving Forward courses, Living with Secondary Breast Cancer groups, Younger Women Together events and Someone Like Me service to our Becca app, online Forum, Ask Our Nurses service, Helpline and publications on diagnosis, treatment or breast health – we’ll always be here.
Creating change
We’re determined to make sure anyone affected by breast cancer gets the best possible treatment and care. We’re working side-by-side with hospitals and their patients to improve breast cancer services.
And with one heart and one voice, locally and nationally, our network of change-makers is acting now to tackle the biggest challenges that stand in the way of creating a future where everyone with breast cancer lives – and is supported to live well.
What you can do
Donate
Make a donation that will go directly to supporting our services and funding our life-saving research.
Where we fundraise
Download the site list for the coming week to find out if our fundraising agencies are working in your local area.
How your support helps
Find out where your money goes and how your support helps.
Donate today
If we all act now, by 2050, we believe everyone who develops breast cancer will live and have access to the care to live well.