1D946CB1-0B49-4342-BA1F-0805597D1E86 Find out what therapies we're delivering for patients 1D946CB1-0B49-4342-BA1F-0805597D1E86

Fill 1 Copy 2@2x

We’re a £1,000,000 charity!!!

We’re delighted to reveal we’ve smashed our million pound target this year – for the first time in our 43-year history.

We made the announcement at our recent annual awards evening where we recognised the success and achievements of the fundraising community. Up to 200 guests, including the charity’s Patron Lady Heber-Percy, and the High Sheriff of Shropshire Selina Graham, gathered at Shrewsbury College to celebrate achievements, remember loved ones, and thank the hard work of so many.

Enormous cheers greeted the announcement that for the financial year 2021 to 2022 the charity’s income hit £1,075,000.

Naomi Atkin, our CEO, delivered the news at the end of the celebratory evening as plans for the next five years were also revealed.

“The Lingen Davies awards event is a very special part of our calender where we welcome our supporters, both old and new, to join us and mark the achievements of so many,” Naomi said.

“We are tremendously grateful to have such a fabulous team of people behind us who all go above and beyond for the charity – as a way of thanking staff in the Lingen Davies Cancer Centre for their care, treatment and support given.

“I am very proud to be able to announce that for the first time in our history Lingen Davies has become a million pound charity.

“But we still have so much work to do and so cannot take that for granted. We have big plans for growth and our LiveLife Cancer Awareness Service where we go out into the community throughout Shropshire, Telford and Mid Wales, is only just beginning.

“The next five years will be hugely important for the charity, we have a lot we want to do, a lot of projects and support initiatives we want to deliver, and an increasing number of people who need our help,” she added.

Ougoing Chair of the Lingen Davies trustees, Mandy Thorn MBE DL, said it was a remarkable evening to celebrate so many people doing fabulous things for others.

More News

News 23rd October 2024

T!T T!T HOORAY a successful day of breast cancer awareness raising

Titty Trail Shropshire 2024 was held on 12th October to mark breast cancer awareness month with an aim to get people walking and talking, breaking the taboos surrounding checking your chest and attending your cancer screenings. More than 225 people walked 10 miles across the Shropshire Hills to raise awareness of breast cancer and boost […]