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You have the power to help cancer patients this Christmas

Together, we can help the remarkable team at Guy’s Cancer provide ground-breaking treatment and care. When you make a donation, you’ll be funding pioneering research, innovative ideas, and new technologies.

Robotic surgery saved Gary’s life

Your donations can provide innovative robotic surgery that speeds up recovery times, to help patients like Gary.

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“Robotic surgery saved my life. I cannot thank the team at Guy’s Cancer enough for their care during my cancer treatment. The gift of time they gave me and my family is priceless.”

Gary, patient at Guy's Cancer

How we support Guy’s Cancer

Supporting personalised cancer care

We help Guy’s Cancer provide seamless personalised care for every patient, that’s as unique as they are.

Fuelling innovation and advances in cancer care

Find out how we are bringing innovative ideas to life by backing the dedicated team at Guy’s Cancer.

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Enhancing support for the cancer team

We’re taking care of the Guy’s Cancer team with wellbeing support and helping them be at the forefront of cancer care.

Funding pioneering new approaches

We’re here for the people behind every moment of progress from major medical breakthroughs to advances in cancer treatment.

Send your message of thanks, along with a donation to help Guy’s Cancer provide the very latest treatment and care.

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Could help fund advanced equipment for early cancer detection, increasing the chances of survival from cancer.

Could contribute towards equipment, such as the robot that helped save Gary’s life.

Could fund researchers to develop new cancer treatments.