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YOU’RE HELPING TO CHANGE THE FUTURE OF BREAST CANCER

This year is the 10th anniversary of Tour de Law, and in that time, we’ve raised £1 million!

By taking part in Tour de Law this year you are helping us provide support for today, and hope for the future, for patients and families affected by this devastating disease.

Every kilometre cycled, and every pound raised means we can be there for people when they need us most.

We won’t stop until everyone who develops breast cancer lives – and is supported to live well. 

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£150

could help five people affected by breast cancer get vital answers by calling our free Helpline. No question is too big or too small and all calls are answered by breast care nurses and trained staff, so they know they’re getting information they can rely on.

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£10,000

could fund a PhD student for six months. PhD students are the breast cancer researchers of tomorrow, and the students we fund won’t just get the best education. They’ll go on to discover more about breast cancer, and help us get to the day where everyone with the disease lives, and lives well.

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£1 million

could fund over 33,300 hours of research. Each hour of progress brings us closer to breakthroughs, and ultimately another hour closer to a world where nobody loses someone they love to breast cancer.

Toria

Toria Kendrick, Learning and Development Business Partner at Eversheds Sutherland was diagnosed with breast cancer shortly after having a baby and seeing her own mother go through treatment. Once she felt well enough to return to work, she began raising money to help others. She says:

“The more money we raise will ensure that this brilliant charity continues raising awareness, supporting and helping people just like me. As a young mum diagnosed with breast cancer, I really didn’t know what life had in store for me, but the knowledge shared on the Breast Cancer Now website and the support given to me by the charity truly helped me through every part of my journey.”