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Join the Frontier Funders Club

Join an entrepreneurial community of supporters pioneering change in cancer care.

Together we can accelerate change

For over a century, Macmillan has played a leading role in shaping some of the most important developments in cancer care in the UK.

With our insight into the cancer experience, our trusted voice, and our breadth of partnerships across the healthcare system, we accelerate those innovations that will make the biggest difference for people living with cancer.

The Frontier Funders Club makes this possible by supporting ground-breaking cancer innovation in early diagnosis, treatment, and care. 

By pledging your support, you could be part of a community who are passionate about innovation, helping to change cancer care for the better.

To become a member, email us at frontierfunders@macmillan.org.uk or call 020 3947 4922.

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“Supporting innovators to harness the potential of technology gives us the opportunity to drive a step-change in cancer diagnosis, treatment, support and outcomes. I believe investment in innovation will have an exponential impact on improving cancer care for all and so I am excited to be on this journey with Macmillan.”

- Michelle Curran, founding member of the Frontier Funders Club

What your gift could support

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Through our Innovation Impact Investment Portfolio we are investing in PiTM from Lucida Medical, which uses AI to transform the speed and efficiency of prostate cancer detection


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We are working in partnership with Rescape Innovation to pilot DR.VR®, using virtual reality to reduce pain anxiety for people living with cancer

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Through our Virtual Care Innovation Challenge, we are funding Huma to pilot an innovative digital assessment tool for systemic anti-cancer therapy

Why join the Frontier Funders Club?

Join a unique club of Macmillan supporters funding cutting-edge cancer innovation.
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Be the first to hear about new developments in diagnosis, treatment and care, and meet the visionaries behind them.
Have the opportunity to use your skills and experience to support the growth of these initiatives as they gain traction.
Get invites to exclusive events and connect with other like-minded supporters who are passionate about innovation.
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Get in touch

To find out more about the club and how you can join, call 020 3947 4922 or email frontierfunders@macmillan.org.uk.

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