Latest fundraising news from Paul Strickland Scanner Centre. You can also read more in our newsletter, Inside View or on our social media channels.
Take a look inside to discover how together we’re seeing a brighter future for lung cancer patients. In this issue, you’ll also find details about our brand-new fatty liver service, plus an update on how our fundraising activities are off to a running start!
David Lansdowne and Sue Knight pulled out all the stops during their year as Captain and Lady Captain of Moor Park Golf Club, holding endless events and drumming up support for Paul Strickland Scanner Centre.
If you’re a UK taxpayer and have registered with us for Gift Aid, we can reclaim the basic rate tax you’ve paid on your donations —
whether it’s Income Tax or Capital Gains Tax.
We’re thrilled to be one of the Rotary Club of Pinner chosen charities this year, and we kicked things off last night by joining their magical Santa Sleigh for night one!
We are thrilled to announce that, together, we have raised an incredible £14,551! Including Gift Aid, the actual total is over £16,000!
Five festive designs to choose from. Each pack has 10 cards and costs £4.50. All proceeds go to Paul Strickland Scanner Centre.
For the second time, we have joined The Big Give Christmas Challenge, a major national match funding campaign which could mean donations you make to us through The Big Give platform between 2 and 9 December will be doubled.
From raising sponsorship by taking part in running events to quiz nights and even a comedy night—your support matters
When someone leaves a gift in their will to Paul Strickland Scanner Centre, they’re doing more than making a generous gesture—they’re helping to shape the future of cancer care.
This annual campaign is an opportunity to take a moment to consider leaving a gift to charity in your Will, after looking after family and friends.
It’s thanks to the support and generosity of our donors that we are able to provide a world-class cancer imaging service.
Two recent events raised nearly £37,000 for our patients
