Match Funding Appeal
MAKING A SIGNIFICANT IMPACT TO HEAD & NECK CANCER RESEARCH
This year Oracle Head & Neck Cancer UK has an extraordinary opportunity to make a significant impact in the field of head and neck cancer research through an amazing Match Funding Appeal:
- Matching Offer: A UK family foundation has generously pledged to match donations pound for pound, up to a total of £150,000.
- Eligibility: Donations of £1,000 or more qualify for this matching scheme.
- Deadline: This exclusive opportunity is available until December 20, 2024.
- Impact: Your contribution will be doubled, allowing us to fund ground-breaking medical research projects in head and neck cancer.
- Context: Head and neck cancer cases are projected to increase by 30% annually by 2030, yet it receives only 1% of Cancer Research UK’s cancer-specific research funding.
- Our Goal: To secure the full £150,000 in matched funding to advance vital research and improve patient outcomes.
A UNIQUE CHANCE TO TRANSFORM HEAD & NECK CANCER RESEARCH
This time-limited opportunity allows donors to double the impact of their generosity. Whether you contribute £1,000 (which becomes £2,000) or £50,000 (which transforms into £100,000), your donation will play a crucial role in closing the critical funding gap in head and neck cancer research.
To participate in this appeal or for more information, please email us at finance@oraclehnc.org.uk. We will promptly send you a pledge form and our bank details, and address any questions you may have.
HEAD AND NECK CANCER IS A GROWING THREAT
With cases expected to increase by 30% annually by 2030. Yet it receives only 1% of CRUK cancer-specific research funding. Your matched donation can help close this critical gap.
Oracle Head & Neck Cancer UK has secured an extraordinary opportunity to double the impact of your generosity. A UK family foundation has pledged to match donations up to £150,000 towards ground-breaking medical research projects in head and neck cancer.
ACT NOW
DON’T MISS THIS CHANCE TO DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT.
This is a time-limited opportunity to make your contribution go twice as far. By acting before December 20, 2024, you can play a pivotal role in advancing head and neck cancer research and improving patient outcomes.
Donate today and help us secure the full £150,000 in matched funding for vital research. How to join our match funding appeal:
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