It's only with your support that we can provide our vital services.
Donate today and you’ll be making a real difference to someone in Northern Ireland who is affected by cancer.
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Nearly 430 people give £5 a month
Your £5 could pay for a life story book for a local family who have lost a loved one.
It could make a huge difference.
By making a regular donation to Cancer Focus NI, you are helping us provide vital support to people affected by cancer.
Every donation stays in Northern Ireland, helping local people.
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Nearly 810 people give £8 a month
Your donation of £8 a month could pay for six art therapy sessions for a child with cancer.
It could be life-changing.
By making a regular donation to Cancer Focus NI, you are helping us provide vital support to people affected by cancer.
Every donation stays in Northern Ireland, helping local people.
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Nearly 90 people give £20 a month
Your £20 could pay for a counsellor for an hour, helping people living with cancer receive vital support when they need it.
By making a regular donation to Cancer Focus NI, you are helping us provide vital support to people affected by cancer.
Every donation stays in Northern Ireland, helping local people.
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Only with your help can we provide a better life for patients and their families living with a cancer diagnosis.
By making a regular donation to Cancer Focus NI, you are helping us provide vital support to people affected by cancer.
Every donation stays in Northern Ireland, helping local people.
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£10 will help us provide a life story book (memory book) for two children who have lost a mum or a dad to cancer.
By making a one-off donation to Cancer Focus NI, you are helping us provide vital support to people affected by cancer.
Every donation stays in Northern Ireland, helping local people.
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£40 will pay a counsellor for two hours, giving people living with cancer vital support when they most need it.
By making a one-off donation to Cancer Focus NI, you are helping us provide vital support to people affected by cancer.
Every donation stays in Northern Ireland, helping local people.
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£100 will cover one day’s running cost of our Nurse Line, manned by specialist nurses, supporting people concerned about cancer.
By making a one-off donation to Cancer Focus NI, you are helping us provide vital support to people affected by cancer.
Every donation stays in Northern Ireland, helping local people.
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Only with your help can we provide a better life for patients and their families living with a cancer diagnosis.
By making a one-off donation to Cancer Focus NI, you are helping us provide vital support to people affected by cancer.
Every donation stays in Northern Ireland, helping local people.
Donate Now »
Leave a gift in your Will
By leaving a gift in your Will, you could help fund a life-changing medical breakthrough. All gifts in Wills made to Cancer Focus NI fund local, pioneering cancer research. Thanks to legacy gifts, we have made breakthroughs in cancer research right here in NI. But there’s still much more to do.
Give in celebration
If you have an important celebration coming up, like an anniversary, a big birthday, or a wedding, why not suggest to friends and family that they make a donation to Cancer Focus NI in place of gifts and make a real difference to thousands of local cancer patients and their families.
Give in memory
Giving a gift in memory of a loved one is a meaningful and positive way to celebrate the life of someone special while helping to change the lives of local people affected by cancer in Northern Ireland. Whether you want to make a single donation or create a long-term Forget Me Not Fund in their name, every donation can help us make a difference.
Forget Me Not Funds
When someone you love dies you may wish to celebrate their life and their memory in a special, lasting way. You’ll know the best way to remember them, but a Forget Me Not Fund offers a way that both celebrates their life and helps others affected by cancer in Northern Ireland.