Donation information – Donate to CCLG to support Cancer and Leukaemia research

All donations to the CCLG (Registered Charity 286669) are used to support their work in the area of children’s cancer (including clinical trials, basic scientific research, fostering international collaboration, or information for families). They are always happy to discuss specific requests to use donations to support particular areas of work.

About us

The Children’s Cancer and Leukaemia Group was formed in 2006 as a result of the merger of the UK Children’s Cancer Study Group and the UK Childhood Leukaemia Working Party, both of which had been in existence since the 1970s.

The CCLG currently has over 700 members, working in 21 Paediatric Oncology Centres throughout the British Isles, and including about 80 corresponding members from other countries around the world. Membership of the Group is multidisciplinary and includes clinicians, pathologists, and representatives of other disciplines, epidemiologists and basic scientists. The Constitution gives details of the various categories of membership.

Donation information – Save animal, donate with WWF

WWF urgently needs funds to help protect endangered species and their habitats around the world. Please give all you can and they promise to spend your money wisely.
- Donation £5 buys five seedlings to help replant the forests of Tanzania
- Donation £25 pays a Rhino Protection Unit ranger's salary for 10 days
- Donation £100 pays for the training of one villager, in Borneo, as an Honorary Wildlife Warden
- Donation £200 buys a camera trap to film tigers and other wildlife in Huai Kha Khaeng, Thailand

About WWF

WWF believes in a future where people and nature thrive.
Best known as the world’s leading conservation body, they’ve seen first-hand how wildlife, the environment and human activity are all interlinked.

That’s why their passion for safeguarding the natural world has to be backed up by other environmental action – tackling the global threat of climate change (through our big global campaigns like Earth Hour) and helping people to change the way they live to ease pressure on natural resources.

WWF is at the heart of global activities in all these areas. They have teams of highly skilled professionals working with governments, businesses and communities here in the UK and around the world.