Thank you for supporting Kidney Cancer UK, without you we would not be able to deliver our services to patients, their families and their carers across the UK.
There are lots of ways to fundraise including taking part in organised events or even coming up with your own, novel, ways of raising funds.
Whatever you do, before you dive too deep, take a look at our Fundraising Pack page for support, tips and ideas by clicking here. If you need our support, we are happy to support you in any way we can so drop us an email here.
Thank you, happy fundraising and good luck
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How your fundraising efforts help our cause
Ian Hunt: Cyroablation removed my kidney cancer
Ian Hunt: My Kidney Cancer Journey Every year, I have a CT scan of my lungs. It was during one of these routine scans in October 2024 that something unexpected showed up - doctors initially thought it was a cyst on my left kidney. A follow-up CT scan was arranged, and...
NEWS: NICE publish it’s first guidelines for kidney cancer patients
We're proud to share the first dedicated kidney cancer guideline published by NICE - National Institute for Health and Care Excellence - a major milestone that Kidney Cancer UK has tirelessly campaigned for. Read the full article here. New Guidance on Kidney Cancer...
“It is what it is” – Jordan Loydall
When people think about kidney cancer, they often assume it mainly affects older adults. Like many young people, I had heard of kidney cancer before, but I never imagined at 26 years old that I would be diagnosed with stage 2 kidney cancer. Looking back now, I...