Schoolfriends reunite for FORCE
A group of friends who met at Exmouth Community College have taken on one of the country’s toughest challenge…
We have played a vital role in local cancer services since 1987 and believe that anyone affected by cancer deserves the best possible treatment and professional support close to home.
The work of FORCE relies mostly on voluntary contributions with our income coming from fundraising events, our charity shop in Heavitree and from donations and legacies.
Without your support we wouldn’t be here. So, whether you’ve decided to cycle, run, dance, sing, shop, take part in a quiz, bake or donate – enjoy it and remember, you are making a huge difference to so many lives.
Our website is full of ideas to help you decide how you would like to get involved with your local cancer charity.
Thank you for choosing to support FORCE Cancer Charity.
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A group of friends who met at Exmouth Community College have taken on one of the country’s toughest challenge…
Huge thanks to Victor Hulbert for choosing to support FORCE by asking for donations to our charity in lieu of…
Massive congratulations to Caroline and David on their recent wedding – don’t they look stunning! The couple were married at…
It will be a night of mixed emotions for celebrated soprano Cheryl Enever when she steps on to the stage…
Hundreds of people turned out to celebrate 20 years of FORCE Cancer Charity’s Support and Information Centre. The Centre, in…
Former Exeter City footballer Stuart Smith is part of an historic double celebration for FORCE Cancer Charity this year. Stuart…
A team of intrepid fundraisers has raised more than £20,000 for FORCE Cancer Charity by completing one of the most…
This autumn marks a significant milestone in the history of FORCE Cancer Charity. The FORCE Support and Information Centre has…
FORCE Cancer Charity has appointed Kate Few-Singh as its new chief executive. She will take over from Meriel Fishwick, who…
The man who founded one of the biggest charity rides in the region has completed this year’s event seven weeks…
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The 2024 FORCE Matters magazine is out now with the latest news on how we support local people dealing with a cancer diagnosis and how your generosity helps us to do that.
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