Report on Teenage Cancer Trust Fundraising and Awareness Campaign

This report focuses on a fundraising initiative for the Teenage Cancer Trust, a charity dedicated to improving the lives of young people aged 13-24 with cancer. The report outlines the Trust's aims, which include raising funds through various activities, such as a proposed bake sale campaign with the theme 'Hope Dies Last,' to raise awareness and provide financial support. It details the Trust's objectives, fundraising methods (donations, corporate partnerships, grants), and investment strategies. The report also highlights the financial impact of cancer on patients and the importance of the Trust's work in providing financial and medical aid. Furthermore, the report includes fundraising slogans and a plan to organize the bake sale, emphasizing its potential to raise funds and inform the public about cancer. The conclusion stresses the significance of the fundraising efforts in supporting cancer patients and their families.

Young people cancer
research
Hope Dies Last

Key statistics of Cancer population

Facts about cancer in young people

Our aims and objectives
Aim: “To raise money for teenage cancer trust by different ways of activity”.
Objectives:
To determine the present condition of Teenage Cancer
To develop fund raising activities for Teenage Cancer Trust
To raise awareness among people about

Introduction of Teenage Cancer Trust
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Teenage Cancer Trust is one of the cancer care charity that mainly works for improving the
experience of young people of age 13 – 24 years who are suffering from cancer. It is
founded in 1990 where key service is to provide specialist teenage units who are cancer
specialist in NHS Hospitals. This charity organisation believes that fighting with brain
tumours and other cancers on all fronts can be done through research, awareness as well as
support to people. It refers to the only way to save lives, reduce long-term disabilities and
help everyone with a brain tumour and their families.

Goals of Teenage Cancer Trust
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Objective – To meet the vital need of cancer suffering patients by providing specialised
nursing care and support
Support & Fundraise – To raise funds from different public campaigns and events at
university, college, schools or any local public place
Attract & inform – Acknowledge people about toughest time faced by young people due to
cancer, by different marking events and attractive slogans
Reach our target – Target is reached by raising money and experience faces by fundraiser

How Teenage Cancer Trust raise money
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The team relies on public donations completely
• Donation and public fund raising – it includes teamwork and individual involvement
in public events to criticize people to give their support for helping cancer patients in
accessing treatment by finance
• Corporate partnership – income generated from corporate partners including worker
fundraising
• Trust and foundation – take grants from other charities and trustees

How Teenage Cancer Trust invest money –
To ensure that proper services are provided year by year to young people who are experiencing
cancer like brain tumour, every coin of money is spent in specific way –
For every £1 from public donation, 75p is going to spend directly for delivering the services, where
25p is invested for organising events that help in raising funds for the future.
• Cancer services – more than 50%
• Fundraising – about 20%
• Trading – approx. 18%
• Others – rest amount to be 12%

Brain tumour statistics
• As per statistics, it has been identified that today, a number of people are diagnosed with cancer
in every two hours in England.
• Within UK, approximately 16k people are diagnosed with a brain tumour, where less than 20
percent of them are survived over five years after diagnosing.
• Brain tumour as compared to breast cancer and leukaemia consider as chief cause of death
specially in teenage
• For treatment and reducing experience of cancer, charities fund more than 86% into brain
tumours where Government as reported spend only 0.52% of total spend on cancer.

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Financial impact on people after
diagnosing the brain tumour
• Through latest report by Exposing the financial impact of a brain tumour, it has been evaluated
that with experiencing the life-limiting psychological and physical symptoms, patients face long
visits to hospitals for treatment. This would rise their bills due to costly treatment procedure.
• In this regard, charity organisations like Teenage Cancer Trust mainly works to provide financial
and medical help to patients, for increasing survival for their life. Along with this, it also works
for giving back to patients a quality of life, by increasing accessible financial support.

Fund raising ideas for Teenage Cancer
Trust
A number of ideas can be raised to raise funds, by which Teenage Cancer Trust can provide
financial and other services to patients who are experiencing cancer, like brain tumour. It includes
organising sports tournament, talent show, Christmas quiz, bake sale, Gameathon, pamper party,
concert and more. Among all these ideas, bake sale as a fundraising idea has been chosen, where
£20 will spend on each cake and 40 number of cakes is made. These cakes will be sold by
organising activities through public campaigning, which is based with a theme of ‘Hope dies Last’.