Whether you decide to make a one-off donation or pledge a monthly gift, we promise that the donation you make to ACT for Cancer today will be used to provide improved access to more choice in cancer treatments.

Thousands of people every year are diagnosed with a hard-to-treat cancer and there are many barriers for patients (and their clinicians) to be empowered to explore cancer treatments outside of the NHS standard of care.

Donate today

To sustain our current projects and kickstart new initiatives, we need to raise £100,000+ for 2025.

A one-time donation can significantly impact our efforts by contributing to:

  • ACT Treatment Options 'Info Hub': Your donation will help cover the ongoing costs of regularly updating this searchable database, which features information on novel, repurposed, and off-label treatments. This resource empowers patients to make informed decisions when standard treatment options have been exhausted.

  • NEW FOR 2025: We are also planning a major update that will introduce an embedded 'Nav-AI-gation' chat tool, offering real-time guidance and support in finding relevant treatment options.

  • Research Expansion: Aid in publishing studies on patients undergoing novel trial treatments, focusing on their quality of life versus economic burden.

  • Strengthening ACT's Positioning: Help position ACT as a leading resource for treatments beyond NHS care.

Meanwhile, monthly on-going donations can help fund:

  • Part-Time Cancer writer: This role will be dedicated to constantly scanning for novel treatments that may target specific tumours.

  • Empowering Patients: Contributions will support Right to Try initiatives, including patient coaching materials to ask the right questions and oncologist guidance materials for non-standard treatments.

  • Development of Financial Navigation Tools: Help patients access affordable treatment options.

  • Knowledge-Sharing Symposiums: Future development of forums for clinician-patient interactions.

Every contribution you make empowers patients to exercise their right to seek improved quality of life and access innovative treatment options.