Our fundraising focus

Run by a small team and stewarded by a committee comprised of senior representatives from the ANCHOR Unit wards and clinics, and the business community, the charity’s aim is to help provide the best possible treatment, care and support to patients.
RESEARCH
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Wellbeing

Want to get involved?

Check out our annual events!

Find out about our annual fundraising events or download our 'Get Involved' brochure which is packed full of fundraising ideas, advice and inspiration.
Friends of ANCHOR get involved brochure

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and keep in touch!

From fundraisers and events to the latest wellbeing initiatives, medical equipment and leading research, stay in the loop with our day-to-day activity on our social media channels:

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What your support means

to the ANCHOR Unit

Fiona Russell
“I’ve been a patient in the ANCHOR Unit for 16 years and the progress that’s been made in cancer care and support in that time is tremendous.

When you’re in the ward, you really see the difference that Friends of ANCHOR makes, and I wanted to put something back in. We’ve been fundraising for years and we’re so happy to have raised well over £30,000 since we began."
Fiona Russell
Robin Parkinson
"Cancer has affected me a lot through my life; I lost my mum to cancer and my best man had bowel cancer. Friends of ANCHOR has done a lot to improve quality of care for many people close to me.

When it comes to fundraising, I like to challenge myself; I get a lot out of challenges that I think are improbable. But the great thing about fundraising is that you can help by doing anything - it doesn’t have to be off the wall or a huge venture that costs lots of money. It can be something you love, or something small – it will all add up to make a big difference."
Robin Parkinson
Rachel Murison
“I went to many chemo sessions with my mum Linda when she was a patient in the Unit. Being on the ward with her, I could see so clearly the difference Friends of ANCHOR makes. The care that is given, the time and effort, right down to the very small things. These little touches made a big difference to my mum’s time before we lost her."
Rachel Murison