Make a regular donation
Thank you for choosing to make a regular donation to the Childhood Eye Cancer Trust. Your ongoing support ensures nobody faces the journey of retinoblastoma alone. With your generosity, we can continue to offer essential support, advance vital research, and raise awareness about this rare childhood cancer.
Please select an amount below to join us in making a lasting difference:
If you would like to donate any other amount please email fundraising@chect.org.uk or call 0207 377 5578 and we will email you a link to set this up.
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Your donation powers our future work
Your regular contribution is crucial in sustaining our work and helping us plan for the future. With consistent support, we can:
- Continue to offer 100% of newly diagnosed families in the UK our lifelong support.
- Increase our funding for retinoblastoma research, to drive forward medical breakthroughs that could save lives.
- Expand our awareness campaigns to reach more members of the public and healthcare professionals, ensuring early detection and better outcomes for children.
Real impact – Junior’s Story
Junior was diagnosed with retinoblastoma when he was only three-years-old.
Initial tests at Moorfields Eye Hospital in London revealed that Junior had a large tumour in his left eye. The extent of the cancer meant doctors at The Royal London Hospital then had to remove the eye in order to save his life.
Despite everything he has been through, Junior has retained his sense of humour and love of life. His mum Courtney says: “He still loves the outdoors, playing in mud, going to theme parks and running around. Perhaps unsurprisingly, he has become very attached to us, but slowly he is starting to regain his independence again.”
You can help children like Junior by setting up a regular donation today. With your support, we can ensure that no family faces this journey alone.
£10 could fund a Pip the Penguin, a toy given to our brave children adjusting to life after enucleation (removal of the eye/s). Pip helps children understand and find courage during one of the toughest moments in their lives.