Cuppa For Cancer with Hope For Tomorrow

Cuppa for Cancer Care is back! After the tremendous success of last year’s event, we are thrilled to announce the return of Cuppa for Cancer Care in 2024. This time, the event promises to be even bigger and better as we come together once again to make a difference for mobile cancer care. Sign up today to join in and become a part of Cuppa for Cancer Care 2024!

This annual fundraising event will also mark an important time – World Cancer Day on Sunday 04 February 2024. Pop those kettles on, cut a slice of cake and kick off Cuppa for Cancer Care 2024. We’re making it even easier this year as we’re including a Yorkshire Tea tea bag with every fundraising pack, so have your first cuppa on us while you get in the baking and brewing mood. Even better, every individual who registers to host an event will automatically be entered into a draw to win a year’s supply of Yorkshire Tea.

Cuppa for Cancer Care is your chance to get involved with Hope for Tomorrow, helping to raise funds in a way that everyone can enjoy.

Join forces with friends, family, colleagues, customers, community groups – anyone and everyone to enjoy that all important coffee and cake that so often unites us, in support of driving cancer care forward.

Sign up today and your free fundraising pack will be on its way to you very soon. Your fundraising pack includes a fundraising guide – with some useful tips to make your event a success, a sponsorship form, donation box, posters and cake flags, meaning all you have to do is look after the tea, treats and your guests.

Registrations are open now. Click here to sign up and get ready to brew and bake to support patients receiving their care closer to where it’s needed.

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