Breast Cancer Campaign

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Breast Cancer Campaign is a breast cancer research charity based in the United Kingdom that funds innovative world-class research to understand how breast cancer develops, leading to improved diagnosis, treatment and cure.

[edit] Campaign’s Gap Analysis

Breast Cancer Campaign asked 56 of the UK’s most prominent breast cancer experts for their views on current breast cancer research. It was one of the largest studies to have been carried out in the UK and highlighted key gaps in current breast cancer research and helped to identify the future challenges that need to be achieved in order to gain the maximum benefit for patients. The study was published by open access journal Breast Cancer Research. Click here to download a copy of the report. [1]

[edit] "Fundraising activities"

Friendship Walks is a national events programme organised by the charity. The walks take place all over the UK and are a great way to raise money while staying fit and healthy. Supporters can either take part in an established walk or organise one themselves. [2]

Breast Cancer Campaign has a wide range of sporting and non-sporting fundraising events that supporters can participate. These range from running in the Flora London Marathon to becoming a regional volunteer. All the money raised from Breast Cancer Campaign’s events will help to fund vital breast cancer research. [3]