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Savills IOW Charity Cycle Update With less than three weeks until our cycle, I just wanted to give you an update on the team's training and what this means to Macmillan Cancer Support, one of the charities we are specifically riding for and close to my heart. The team are training hard, some more than others, and we want to say a big thank you to everyone who has donated so far! Over the past year, the team has raised £8,828 for Macmillan Cancer Support - this incredible total would pay for: 1. A Macmillan nurse for over 7 weeks, providing essential practical, medical, and emotional support for people living with cancer and their loved ones. 2. 44 Macmillan grants for people living with cancer to help some of the costs that can come with a cancer diagnosis, such as having to take time off work or travelling to and from hospital appointments. 3. 420 calls to the Macmillan support line. Our new target for the cycle of £2,500 could pay for an additional 12.5 Macmillan Grants for people living with cancer. If anyone wishes to donate towards this great cause, it would be greatly appreciated, however I fully understand the challenges for everyone at the moment and therefore thank you for just reading this post. https://lnkd.in/ehxBBT5u We're looking forward to the big day and will be sure to keep you all updated in due course. #savills #projectmanagement #lopm #bpc

In the United States, over 90,000 young adults are diagnosed with cancer each year. But these young adult patients are spread across the US and rarely meet others their age with cancer, making facing cancer as a young adult extremely isolating. We’re committed to changing that, but it’s only possible with your help. Members of The Greenhouse, our monthly giving community, are foundational in supporting young adult cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers. Over the last fiscal year, young adults facing cancer experienced a statistically significant reduction in anxiety, depression, and psychological distress after participating in Cactus Cancer Society programs – programs directly supported by members of the Greenhouse! That’s why dedicated community members like you have joined our monthly giving community: The Greenhouse! Over the next two weeks, we’re looking for 10 generous supporters to partner with us to ensure that young cancer patients are supported every single day. Would you consider making a recurring monthly donation? Even $10 per month gives us the ongoing support we need to launch new programs and make them successful. Head to our website to learn more about how you can make a difference! https://lnkd.in/gx4XfNEE #CancerSupport #nonprofit #donate #charity #MonthlyDonor #GivingBack #GiveBack #philanthropy #giving #fundraiser #donations #donation #support #SocialGood #SurvivalIsInsufficient #AYACSM #YACancer #YoungAdultCancer #AYACancer #Cancer

Due to the mandatory waiting period between full blood donations (around 12 weeks) I was unable to contribute for this months blood drive, however instead I donated plasma (waiting period is around 2 weeks), as the red blood cells is filtered back in and the recovery time is a lot less as a result! So why donate plasma? * When you donate plasma, you're also donating unique antibodies. Your plasma can be mixed with plasma from other people to create a super army of lifesaving germ-fighters. This superweapon can help people with immune deficiencies. *Brain Disorders can happen when our immune system malfunctions. Thankfully, scientists have put their heads together and developed intravenous immunoglobulin (IVig), a mixture of antibodies that can help make hostile immune systems less of a headache. *So you’ve accidentally caught yourself on a rusty fence? An intramuscular injection of Tetanus Immunoglobulin-VF normally does the trick, helping fight tetanus before it takes hold.  *For those who can’t be vaccinated against measles, plasma can save the day. It’s used to make a medication called normal human immunoglobulin (NHIG), which can provide temporary protection. *after chemotherapy, some cancer patients will need to have their bone marrow replaced, and some are at particular risk of very severe infections during their transplant due to their weakened immune systems. The antibodies within plasma can help prevent infections during bone marrow transplants. *Haemophilia affects your blood's ability to clot. Plasma can be used to make products that can replace missing clotting factors, helping people with haemophilia live a relatively normal life. and a whole lot more which you can read about: https://lnkd.in/gxrQHaEx.

The number of people who are diagnosed with BRCA cancers in Canada continues to be of concern to the Annie Parker Foundation. Our aim is to reduce the number of deaths from these cancers by offering programs, online and in-person educational sessions, supporting ground-breaking cancer research and advocating for better policies at the provincial and national level for the BRCA community. Your one-time, monthly or yearly donations to our non-profit via our CRM database will help us develop life-saving support for BRCA cancer patients, survivors and previvors at the provincial and national levels. Donate today and help us make a difference! https://lnkd.in/gRXVgRSQ #strategicmarketing #marketingcampaign #organizationalmessage #brandbuilding #brandvalueproposition #BRCAcancersupport #donorcultivationstrategies #donorcommunications #onlinedonations #targetedfundraisingcampaign #revenuegrowth #Canadianhealthcare #Canadiannonprofit #APF

Evening all and happy Friday! A colleague of mine (Christine McVay) is a voluntary board member of Business Beats Cancer Newcastle. Business Beats Cancer Newcastle, raise funds on behalf of Cancer Research UK. Funds collected by Christine and Business Beats Cancer Newcastle, will be used by Cancer Research UK to help beat cancer sooner. I have volunteered to obtain and gather any donations that can be raffled. Any support that you can offer, no matter how small or large, would be greatly appreciated. If you would like additional assurances that this supporter is fundraising on behalf of Cancer Research UK, please note down the date on this letter (25 January 2024), the supporter’s name, reference number (554962031) and fundraising activity (charity ball) and get in touch with their Supporter Services team on 0300 123 1022 or supporter.services@cancer.org.uk between 8am & 6pm Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays); our team will be happy to confirm that Christine and Business Beats Cancer Newcastle, are collecting funds on behalf of Cancer Research UK, when you provide these details to them. Remember, if you still have doubts then there are many alternative ways to support our work. This letter is valid for 3 months from the date and does not authorise the person or persons named to sign contracts on behalf of Cancer Research UK. #cancerawareness #cancerresearch #donations #charityfundraising #charityevent

**Update 4** And we've reached 1500 press-ups - half way there. Thought they'd get easier but no chance. Drawing determination from your generosity. Total donations now at £420.00.. Let's do this. 💪👍 **Update 3** £350 donated. And we've smashed the £250 target. You are awesome🙌🎉🎊 , LinkedIn family. 935 press-ups done. Nearly a third of the way there. **Update 2** £110 donated. 300 press-ups done. Only 2700 more to go! **Update 1** £80 donated within 24 hours. That's brilliant - grateful to contributors. Let's smash that £250 🎯 2015 was the year I nearly met my maker. My medical team gave me 3 days. Haemoglobin counts were virtually non-existent, and white cell counts were through the roof. To soften the blow, they called it acute anaemia! Before that, I was fit, without any underlying health problems. With that news, critical moments in my relatively short time on earth flashed before my eyes. My 8-year-old was nearly left fatherless. Our very successful practice had grown exponentially and needed steering. My parents almost lost a son. I've not talked about this chapter of my life publicly, but since my diagnosis - it saddens me that 1 out of every 2 people I’ve met is either a survivor or has lost a loved one to this dreaded disease. I wish I could say that I’m cured. Unfortunately, I cannot. What’s keeping me alive is exceptional cancer research and the work of brilliant researchers. Many like me wouldn't be here to tell the tale without their groundbreaking work. During November, I won't be growing a tash, I won’t be running 10k, I won’t be on a spiritual retreat (these are all brilliant causes, too) - I will be doing 100 press-ups every day. That's 3,000 in the month of November. Whilst I push the envelope, hoping that my creaky joints and muscles can take the strain, your kind donations to #cancerresearchuk will go a long way in helping humanity. Are you in? #ImIn #beatcancer #weareone

With less than a week to go, we’re on our final push to hit our fund raising goal for Macmillan – and we’ve got some new faces joining us. Sadly, some of our team have been given the news no one wants to receive. Cancer will affect 1 in every 2 people in the UK (so if not you, then someone you know or love will most likely be impacted by it). On average 1,100 people in the UK each day are diagnosed with cancer. Macmillan Cancer Support is on the front line when it comes to providing support, reassurance and help to those facing the unthinkable. Thanks to our amazing supporters we have smashed our original goal of raising £5,000 to cover the costs of a Macmillan nurse for one month. We’ve upped our target to aim to fund a nurse for two months. Just think of the help, support, and comfort that nurse will be able to give those in need. From medical assistance to help and guidance for families facing their biggest fear. Macmillan does an incredible job, and we want to help fund its efforts. Any donation (big or small) to help us reach our goal is greatly appreciated. Donating is easy, simply click the link https://lnkd.in/gvQp5ZX6 and complete the online form. From £1 upwards, whatever you could spare will go directly to Macmillan Cancer Support and help them continue providing vital services. If you can’t donate, all we would ask is that you like and share this post to help raise awareness for Macmillan Cancer Support. #TeamClassic #OneTeam #BraveTheShave #Macmillan #Cancer #Fundraising #Team #Devon #Cornwall #News #Charity #baldisbeautiful #buzzcut #cancernation #cancercure

The COUNTDOWN is officially on… … there are just over 4 weeks to go until our 'Snake Bath' Dare charity work happens! Yes, I'm going into a bath full of snakes for this cause. 🐍 FACT: Three children die of cancer EVERY week... words are not enough to combat this. That's why I'm taking action NOW. I found that 'The Children's Cancer Institute' is the only independent medical research institute in Australia wholly dedicated to curing childhood cancer; everything they do is to ensure that every child with cancer not only survives but goes on to lead a long and healthy life. If you want to make a real change in a child's life, donate to our fundraising hope here: https://buff.ly/3Ljr0YF I'm 100% sure I'm directing my resources in the right place. So once again, here is the link: https://buff.ly/3Ljr0YF Thank you, yes you, for making a real difference by donating. #Investorkit #ArjunPaliwal #InvestorkitPodcast #PropertyInvestment #PassiveIncome #Australia #RealEstate #PassiveIncomeFromProperty #AustralianPropertyInvesting #AustralianPropertyMarketUpdate #InterestRateChanges #CashflowPositiveProperties #RealEstateInvestor #RealEstateInvesting #PropertyInvestment #InvestmentProperty #Investment #FinancialFreedom #FinancialIndependence #Wealth #Property #AustraliaProperty #InvestingTips #PropertyPortfolio #WealthCreation

Join us on the journey to £1billion in pledged income for charities! We’re a proud charity partner, powering the legacy giving campaigns of organisations large and small. And we’ve nearly hit £1billion in pledges. We know how important gifts in wills are to charities across the UK. And charities have a profound effect on the communities they work with – whether that’s through expert guidance, financial assistance or supporting people’s physical and mental wellbeing. Over the next few weeks, you’ll be hearing from a few of the brilliant charities we work with as they talk about the impact of legacy giving. Today, we’re hearing from Cancer Research UK (CRUK): “Gifts in Wills pledged through Farewill are vital to accelerating progress in the fight against the disease. They help Cancer Research UK to plan for the future, making pioneering trials and long-term research projects possible – research that could lead to breakthroughs that will benefit generations to come.” It’s been fantastic to work with Cancer Research UK - as you may have seen when Kyla Vanbrook, our Senior Partnerships and Account Manager went to visit them recently! She said: “I'm so proud to work with a charity that has over a century of life-saving research under its belt & that strives to make a difference, not just now, but also in years to come. In the 1970's just 1 in 4 people survived their disease for 10 years or more. Today 2 in 4 survive. CRUK want to accelerate progress and see 3 in 4 patients surviving the disease by 2034! You can read more about all the amazing things they do and how you can get involved on the Cancer Research UK (CRUK) website.” #legacygving #giftsinwills #charityfundraising