John Nicholson is visiting every one of the 55 cities in England in memory of his brother, Bill, and to raise money for our charity. “When he died I wanted to do something,” John says. Find out more:

Have you entered our charity raffle?!. If you have, we'd like to say a huge thank you. 🙏. And if you haven't - now is certainly the time!. Get involved now:

Planning a summer fundraiser? Let us know! ☀️. Whether you're running a marathon, hosting a bake sale, or taking on a personal challenge in aid of our charity - we’d love to hear about it. Get in touch today:

Researchers at the @unibirmingham have developed a pioneering lab model, allowing researchers to test new treatments quickly and accurately, and discover why some patients don't respond to therapy. More: 🔗.

Has the summer sunshine got you thinking about a wardrobe refresh? ☀️. Why not check out our online shop, where you can browse second-hand clothing, shoes and accessories perfect for coping with the English heat.

Reminder: there's less than two weeks remaining for you to enter our charity prize draw! 🎟️. Every penny raised goes towards our cause, and you might just come away with a fabulous prize too! 🏆. More:

We'd like to say a HUGE thank you to 3-1-5 Health Club who have helped us raise £5,700 through clothing donations! 👚. To mark the phenomenal contribution, we presented the club with a special Business Impact Award. 🩸. Find out more:

We'd like to take a moment to say a huge THANK YOU to the generous organisations who have donated prizes to our tenth anniversary raffle! 🙏. From vouchers to vodka and even a @Dyson Airwrap, there's some fantastic prizes up for grabs:

BIG NEWS: we're hosting an online charity raffle! 🎊. The event will further our tenth anniversary celebrations, helping us to raise vital funds that will support specialist research into blood cancers. More:

Leo Palmer, our fantastic fundraiser who cycled 287 miles from Lancaster to London, has now raised more than £3,600 for LMRUK!. Read more about Leo's journey on our website: and visit his JustGiving page to make a donation:

Leo's cycling fundraiser is in full swing, and he's covered an incredible 190 miles already! 🚲. ⭐ Read more about Leo's challenge on our website: .⭐ Contribute to his fundraiser via JustGiving:

Tomorrow 15-year-old Leo begins his challenge cycling from Lancaster to London, to raise money for our charity and show support for his grandmother who is undergoing treatment for Multiple Myeloma. Good luck, Leo!. 🩸 Donate to Leo's fundraiser:

Former footballer Mel Tottoh endured months of rib and back pain before being diagnosed with Myeloma. Now, he's sharing his story to raise awareness of Myeloma and the importance of early detection:

Every year, wonderful people choose to raise funds for our charity. However they choose to do it, each penny raised helps us to support advanced research into blood cancers. If you'd like to become one of our fantastic fundraisers get in touch:

The umbilical cord of a newborn baby contains stem cells, which have the potential to treat blood cancers affecting the child or close family members. That's why we offer a funded cord blood banking service, the Model Cell Biobank. More:

The umbilical cord of a newborn baby contains stem cells, which have the potential to treat blood cancers affecting the child or close family members. That's why we offer a funded cord blood banking service, the Model Cell Biobank. More:

We’re thrilled to be shortlisted for a Co-op Local Community Fund grant! 🎉 . Choose us as your cause: Every £5 you spend in store = entry to win £5K for you and £5K for us!. Thanks for your support.

Two years after a stem cell transplant to treat Hodgkin Lymphoma, 31-year-old Luke Melling has finally met Alastair Hawken, the donor who saved his life. Luke and Alastair hope to encourage more people to join the stem cell registry - find out more here:

Did you know that sometimes patients with CLL don't show any symptoms until the illness is very advanced?. Those that do experience symptoms often suffer with fatigue, night sweats, recurring infections and unexplained weight loss.

What is CLL? 🩸. Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia, or CLL, is a form of Leukaemia that primarily affects those over 60 - but can be present in all ages. Learn more about CLL and how we're funding specialist research into blood cancers on our website: