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Saving more women's lives through early diagnosis and treatment.

In the UK, 7,300 women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer every year and 11 women die every day. Target Ovarian Cancer works to improve early diagnosis, fund innovative research and provide help and support to women affected.

£25 could help 100 people learn about ovarian cancer symptoms or £50 could provide updated knowledge to 100 GPs.

This is a common concern but once you get signed up and start fundraising the team at Target Ovarian Cancer will have plenty of tips for reaching (and smashing!) the target. If you think you're going to struggle, the best thing to do is have a chat with them as each charity has its own approach.

Just click 'Find out more now' and fill in the enquiry form to get their contact details - if you put your question in, someone from their team will get back to you.

Registered no: 1125038.

Funding medical research projects to secure a future without prostate cancer.

Last year 56,000 men were diagnosed with prostate cancer in the UK. They are someone's grandfather, father, brother, or son.

Whilst prostate cancer is treatable in the prostate, once it spreads to other parts of the body, it becomes incurable and life-limiting. Our aim is simple: to fund the ground-breaking research into developing patient first treatments, which provide hope and a future for men and their families.

Thanks to our fundraisers, we have recently increased the number of medical research projects we fund by 175%. It is our hope that this will lead to further breakthroughs and the development of future therapies for men with prostate cancer.

This is a common concern but once you get signed up and start fundraising the team at Prostate Cancer Research Centre will have plenty of tips for reaching (and smashing!) the target. If you think you're going to struggle, the best thing to do is have a chat with them as each charity has its own approach.

Just click 'Find out more now' and fill in the enquiry form to get their contact details - if you put your question in, someone from their team will get back to you.

Registered no: 1156027.

Providing free cleft surgery and comprehensive cleft care to children globally.

Smile Train has changed the lives of more than 1.5 million children in 90+ countries through training and support given to medical professionals worldwide to enabling them to provide free cleft surgery.

Over 200,000 babies a year are born with a cleft but it can take only 45 minutes to perform the surgery. £150 raised can pay for a cleft surgery or even £30 can cover the cost of an overnight stay in hospital.

This is a common concern but once you get signed up and start fundraising the team at Smile Train UK will have plenty of tips for reaching (and smashing!) the target. If you think you're going to struggle, the best thing to do is have a chat with them as each charity has its own approach.

Just click 'Find out more now' and fill in the enquiry form to get their contact details - if you put your question in, someone from their team will get back to you.

Registered no: 1114748.

Providing information and support to sufferers of this incurable disease which could affect anyone of any age.

Cardiomyopathy, an incurable disease of the heart muscle, affects around 160,000 people across the UK. Cardiomyopathy UK provides support to those affected, campaigns for awareness and access to treatment, and promotes research.

Just £10 raised can help fund a helpline call or £25 can give a family the opportunity to attend an information day.

This is a common concern but once you get signed up and start fundraising the team at Cardiomyopathy UK will have plenty of tips for reaching (and smashing!) the target. If you think you're going to struggle, the best thing to do is have a chat with them as each charity has its own approach.

Just click 'Find out more now' and fill in the enquiry form to get their contact details - if you put your question in, someone from their team will get back to you.

Registered no: 1164263.

The cancer prevention experts.

With around 40 per cent of cancer cases being preventable - about 144,000 cases in the UK every year - the World Cancer Research Fund seeks to help people make lifestyle choices to reduce cancer risk through their commitment to research projects and resulting advice.

They have funded £104 million of research since 1991 but receive no UK government funding so need your fundraising help to continue their work.

This is a common concern but once you get signed up and start fundraising the team at World Cancer Research Fund will have plenty of tips for reaching (and smashing!) the target. If you think you're going to struggle, the best thing to do is have a chat with them as each charity has its own approach.

Just click 'Find out more now' and fill in the enquiry form to get their contact details - if you put your question in, someone from their team will get back to you.

Registered no: 1000739.