Chris determined to conquer Great West Run after cancer all-clear
When Chris Shaw from Copplestone was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 39, he and his wife, Carla, decided…
Thank you for taking the time to consider leaving a gift to FORCE in your Will.
FORCE has been supporting local people affected by cancer since 1987 and we are dedicated to improving the lives of families, friends and colleagues in our communities.
By leaving a gift to FORCE in your Will, you’ll be investing in our mission to continue offering the best possible support for people dealing with cancer, face to face and close to home.
We provide support and information to thousands of local people every year. We fund cancer research projects. We buy equipment to improve diagnosis and treatment and we pay for specialist nurses to deliver chemotherapy.
We’re passionate about ensuring that all those things are available for generations to come and you can be a part of that vision.
None of what we do is possible without the incredibly generous financial support of the people we serve. We rely mostly on voluntary donations so gifts in Wills are a vital part of our income.
They offer the gift of hope and guarantee that your support for FORCE lives on.
We can’t predict exactly what the future holds but with your help we can be ready to tackle whatever it brings.
To help, we have put together a number of leaflets to explain what your support means to FORCE as well as information on managing your affairs and details on how to access our year-round Make a Will service with our partners at Tozers.
Get in touch for more information.
Call: The Fundraising Team on 01392 402 875
Every two minutes someone in England will be told they have cancer
Half of people born since 1960 will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime
More than half of people receiving a cancer diagnosis will now live 10 years or more
There are 25,000 visits per year to the FORCE Cancer Support Centres
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The 2024/25 FORCE Report 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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