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Give in memory

Celebrate a loved one by supporting Guy’s Cancer Charity.

Honouring the memory of a loved one through a donation to Guy’s Cancer Charity helps us create advances in cancer care that transform lives. Your contributions fuel innovation, support personalised treatment care for every patient, world-leading research, and support for programmes like advanced staff training.

Remember your loved ones with a Tribute Fund.

Creating an online Tribute Fund is a meaningful way to remember a loved one during special moments like birthdays and anniversaries. It provides a space for friends and family to come together, share treasured memories, photos, and stories, and light virtual candles in their honour. You can personalise your tribute fund to reflect the unique qualities of your loved one, and you have complete control over its use and visibility. Celebrate lives and support vital work with Guy’s Cancer Charity.

Create your online Tribute Fund

By donating, fundraising, or supporting us in memory of a loved one, you are helping to fund pioneering research and clinical trials of new therapies, staff support, and personalised care tailored to the individual needs of each patient.

Donate

Help create more moments of progress by making a one-off or regular donation.

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One Life Challenge

Remember your loved one in a way that’s as remarkable as they were by taking on a once-in-a-lifetime challenge.

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Experience the thrill of descending the 160ft St Thomas’ Hospital, alongside the iconic Houses of Parliament and the River Thames.

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Personalised Cancer Care

We support patients at every stage of their treatment, helping to create a package of care that’s right for them. Your generous donations have helped to fund the Cancer Hair Care service which offers vital assistance to those experiencing treatment-related hair loss. This includes expert advice on scalp cooling procedures, free hair care packs, and practical tutorials on using headscarves and false eyelashes.

My mom was always a fighter - eloped at 19, mother at 21, and cancer survivor at 24. Everyone thought there was still a lifetime ahead of her...1972 was a different time, and not much was known about what it meant to have cancer. To speak so openly about her diagnosis and treatment was incredibly brave, and she showed everyone how you can live life after cancer.

Steve, supporter of Guy's Cancer Charity