Hope for Tomorrow

The big one! - Hope for Tomorrow Sahara 100km Trek – Day 3 9-10 hours trekking. Today our team faces their most challenging day - a 32-34km trek through the heart of the Sahara Desert. "We knew this would be the toughest day, but we're all in it together. Every step is for everyone back home who needs Hope for Tomorrow's services. That's what keeps us going." – Richard Haggarty, Castlefield Recruitment. Their journey takes them: 📍 Past traditional nomad camps 📍 Across rocky plateaus 📍 To the magnificent dunes of Chegaga Tonight, they’ll be in the freezing cold and have endless blisters! However, they'll watch the sunset over endless red dunes stretching towards the Algerian border. While it's their toughest day, it promises to be unforgettable! Make a donation now to help them through tomorrow - support their fundraising here:  https://lnkd.in/eaP2Enm3 #Sahara #SaharaDesert #HfTSaharaTrek #DrivingCancerCareForward

The adventure begins! - Hope for Tomorrow Sahara 100km Trek – Day 1 Our incredible team of 12 Hope for Tomorrow supporters are taking off from Gatwick to Marrakech today to begin their epic 100km Sahara trek challenge! "I can't believe it's finally here! After months of training, we're about to embark on the challenge of a lifetime. The nerves and excitement are real!" – says Claire from Holiday Inn Gloucester Cheltenham. They'll be travelling through the stunning Tichka Pass - the highest and most beautiful road pass in Morocco - before reaching their first stop in Ouarzazate. Tonight, they'll get their final briefing before the real challenge starts in the morning. Support them now with a donation to help them on their way! You will be supporting cancer patients here by donating support them as they prepare for this incredible journey! https://lnkd.in/eaP2Enm3 #Sahara #SaharaDesert #HfTSaharaTrek #DrivingCancerCareForward  Tribal Tracks, Kelly Caple, Gemma W., Paul Harris, Julius Zolubas, Richard Haggarty, John Phillips, Hallie Mant, Nick Ogden

By making a regular donation and Giving Hope, you will help us bring cancer care to more patients in their local communities. Your support makes a huge difference, and we’d like to say a BIG thank you to everyone who has made a donation, as you make it possible for us to keep driving cancer care forward. If you too would like to support us in Giving Hope to patients in every community, please visit https://lnkd.in/escdNtTy #DrivingCancerCareForward #GivingHope #Donation

Thank you, MBP, for hosting us at the spectacular RAC Club, Pall Mall last night. Charity Chief Executive Tina Seymour and our High Value Partnerships Manager Emma Bowles were delighted to attend the esteemed evening. What a privilege to celebrate Jake Hill's 2024 BTCC Championship victory and see the winning car up close! It was a wonderful evening of connection and conversation in such historic surroundings. A special thank you to Mark Blundell and the MBP community for your continued support and consideration of Hope for Tomorrow.   #MBPartners #DrivingCancerCareForward #MBMotorsport #BTCC #CharitySupport 

As a cancer charity committed to bringing mobile cancer services closer to patients, your donations make all the difference. We’ve put together a handy breakdown of what a donation of £5, £10 and £15 can pay for. A regular £5 donation could pay for one person to have their PICC line (peripherally inserted central catheter) cleaned on board. This is essential to prevent infection. Your regular donations meant that last year, 26,760 patient visits took place on board our units, and with your help, we can reach more patients in more communities across the country. By making a regular donation you’ll be helping us plan for the future and Giving Hope to more cancer patients. To find out more and set up a regular donation, please visit https://ow.ly/977A50TBY1C Thank you for Giving Hope. #DrivingCancerCareForward #GivingHope #Donation

Our Partners Day – a day when NHS Trust partners and those interested in becoming partners was a huge success! We’re thrilled that so many people, staff and consultants could come along and join us for such an important event.      The NHS Trusts we partner with go above and beyond for their patients, colleagues, and our mobile cancer care units and we’re really grateful for all the support.    We’d like to say a big thank you to everyone who joined us for an insightful day of reflection and recognition on how far we’ve come and how far we are moving forward with our innovative 24-29 strategy. Thanks goes to Airedale NHS Foundation Trust , Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust, Northwest Children’s Operational Delivery Network, Northern Health and Social Care Trust, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust, Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, Gloucestershire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, East Suffolk and North Essex NHS Foundation Trust, THOR Photomedicine Ltd, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust, Cheshire and Merseyside Cancer Alliance and Dartford and Gravesham Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. We’d also like to say a huge thank you to Elaine Warwicker from Tandem Consultancy for facilitating the event.    Last but by no means least, a thank you goes to the wonderful team at MRG Systems Ltd for letting us use their stools during the interviews!    As a cancer charity we receive no government funding, and we therefore rely on generous donations from the public, corporate sponsorship and trusts or foundations to continue working on delivering cancer care in partnership with NHS Trusts across the country.    #DrivingCancerCareForward #CancerCharity #CancerCare

The donations we receive from our brilliant supporters help us continue to bring cancer care to every community. It costs £212 a day to keep the wheels turning on our mobile cancer care units, and for as little as £5 you can support our work as we plan for the future and give hope to patients who are receiving cancer care. To find out more and set up a regular donation, please visit https://ow.ly/1hBu50TBXKZ Thank you for Giving Hope. #DrivingCancerCareForward #GivingHope #Donation

Patients can receive a range of treatments and therapies on board our units, such as immunotherapy, chemotherapy, hormonal therapy, targeted therapy and other services like pre-treatment blood tests and PICC line (peripherally inserted central catheter) cleaning to prevent infection. Our mobile units help to bring cancer services into communities and alleviate pressure on the NHS, its staff and cancer patients at difficult times. A regular donation is an especially effective and sustainable way to help. To find out more and to start Giving Hope, please visit https://ow.ly/WAHe50TBXCi #DrivingCancerCareForward #RegularDonation #Donations

We are really sorry, but we have had to postpone our upcoming quiz night on October 23rd at Warehouse 4, Gloucester Brewery. Thank you to everyone who had already bought tickets and was heading down to support us. We believe that everyone who has purchased tickets has now been contacted, if you haven’t, please contact fundraising@hopefortomorrow.org.uk.   We want to thank Gloucester Brewery Ltd, Quiz Master Andy and Openside Pizza for supporting us. We are working to get a revised date in the diary for next year. 

His Royal Highness Prince Michael of Kent, GCVO, joined us on Wednesday, 9th October 2024 for an inspiring Hope for Tomorrow event at the Honourable Artillery Company in London.   The afternoon was an opportunity to highlight the importance of bringing cancer care closer to patients, who experience lengthy, uncomfortable journeys to their nearest hospital, and in easing the pressure on over-capacitated NHS trusts. Prince Michael and our VIP guests had the opportunity to step onboard one of our mobile cancer care units, gaining a greater understanding of our work. We were also able to share our exciting vision for expanding mobile solutions and pioneering innovative cancer care in communities.   We extend our heartfelt gratitude to HRH Prince Michael for his continued support of our charity, and to all attendees for making this event a resounding success. Mark Blundell & Alex Watts from MB Partners, Will Bowyer from Lawrence Stephens, Lisa Allen & Juliette Morrison from Pink Ribbon Foundation, Ouali Omani & Parveen D. from Roche, Shani Hutchinson & Vicky Heaton from AstraZeneca, Ciara Mullins from Cura-Care, Richard Brown & Paul Burgess from Sompo, Siddharth Raghavan & Kirsten Lawton from Theo Paphitis Retail Group, Nicola Lee from Gallagher, Jaime Harris from SPF Private Clients, Nicole Bearne from The Comms Exchange and Jeremy Hoyland & Edward Hoyland. #HACMobileCancerCareEvent #CharityEvent2024 #HopeforTomorrow #Drivingcancercareforward #HFTvisitHAC #PrinceMichaelofKent