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Frontier Funders Club

The Frontier Funders Club is a giving club for those who want to play a lead role in supporting ground breaking cancer innovation. Discover how you can join this entrepreneurial community of supporters shaping the future of cancer care.
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Projects and services you can support

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Macmillan Nurses
25% of people diagnosed with cancer do not have access to a specialist cancer nurse during diagnosis or treatment. Your support is needed now, more than ever, to help future proof our cancer care workforce.
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Capital projects
Find out about the new Macmillan Cancer Support Centres we are building to bridge current gaps in cancer care and support in York, Stockport, and Ashford in Surrey.
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Macmillan Grants
Nobody should be financially worse off because they have cancer. Macmillan Grants help to support people living with cancer with money issues so they can focus on what matters to them.
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Cancer Champions
Community Cancer Champions help to tackle barriers to equitable cancer care. Find out how we’re working in partnership with people across the UK to raise awareness of cancer and improve support within their communities.
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Macmillan Endowment Fund
Cancer isn’t going anywhere, and neither are we. Give to the Macmillan Endowment Fund and you will help us continue to support people living with cancer for generations to come.
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Transformational Leaders in end of life care
Across the UK too many people do not get the quality of care they need in their final days. Our pioneering Transformational Leaders programme will drive improvements in palliative and end of life care services.

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