What We'll See
Breast cancer is the most common cancer with around 55,000 women and 370 men diagnosed every year in the UK.
We see hope through funding research, providing caring support and information and campaigning on the issues that will make the biggest impact. We can only do all this if we all act now.
After my wife was diagnosed, we both wanted to give back as much as possible. We both got so much support from Breast Cancer Now. I ran the London Marathon this year raising £3,200, which I was so humbled by. Now I speak to others whose partners have been diagnosed as a volunteer on the Someone Like Me service.
Stu, Breast Cancer Now volunteer
Donate to make a difference
Donate to Breast Cancer Now
Your donation today will help us reach more of the 55,000 women and 370 men diagnosed each year and fund life-changing research.
Philanthropy and charitable trusts
Your support is essential to us. Find out about how you can work with us to fund our services and research.
Other ways to give
From taking part in our weekly lottery to giving through your payroll, there are many ways you can give.
Celebrate at our social events
Take part in our annual fashion show, face the boxing ring or attend our beautiful carol service.
Join Team Breast Cancer Now
Campaign with us
Join our Campaigns Network and help us make sure everyone facing breast cancer gets the care they deserve.
Charity sports and adventure
From charity bike rides to marathons and walks, there are lots of opportunities to get fit and have fun.
Volunteer with us
Do something amazing and volunteer today – donating your time and talent could make all the difference.
Other ways to get involved
Become a corporate partner
Motivate your staff and help boost your brand by supporting a powerful cause and raising awareness.
Fashion Targets Breast Cancer
Thank you to everyone who supported Fashion Targets Breast Cancer 2019. Find out how to get involved with the campaign next year.
Shop to make a difference
Find mugs, pink ribbon notepads, pins and more. 100% of proceeds go to Breast Cancer Now.