We believe that small gestures can make a big difference to women having chemotherapy treatment for

breast cancer

“It is a box of sheer warmth and delight.”

Kim, 51, Norwich

“It should be called a mahoosive lift!”

Emma, 41, Ipswich.

Thank you to our Founding Patron, Belinda Gray,
and Art for Cure for their recent £10,000 donation to support our work at West Suffolk Hospital.

Every year approximately 55,000 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in the UK, making it the most common cancer*. We’re on a mission to support them by offering a littlelifts box at the beginning of their chemotherapy treatment. We do this by working directly with hospitals in Norfolk and Suffolk, where boxes are given out to patients during chemotherapy planning or review meetings with their Oncology Team or Breast Care Team.

*source: Breast Cancer Now

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Your money has helped us provide over 600 women with boxes so far

We believe that small gestures can make a big difference to women having chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer

“It is a box of sheer warmth and delight.” Kim, 51, Norwich

“It should be called a mahoosive lift!” Emma, 41, Ipswich.

Thank you to our Founding Patron, Belinda Gray, and Art for Cure for their recent £10,000 donation to support our work at West Suffolk Hospital.

We believe that small gestures can make a big difference to women having chemotherapy treatment for

breast cancer

“It is a box of sheer warmth and delight.”

Kim, 51, Norwich

“It should be called a mahoosive lift!”

Emma, 41, Ipswich.

Thank you to our Founding Patron, Belinda Gray,
and Art for Cure for their recent £10,000 donation to support our work at West Suffolk Hospital.