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Other ways to support us

There are many ways to support Teens Unite beyond making a donation.

Explore the options below to find a way to support that works for you.

Whether you're planning for the future, celebrating a special occasion, remembering a loved one, or simply doing your everyday shopping, you can help us continue providing vital support to young people living with cancer.​​

Your support, your way

We know it's important to understand how your support is used. That's why we're committed to being transparent about our spending, ensuring that every donation helps us provide vital support while sustaining our services for the future.

 

For every £1 we spend, 89.4p goes directly towards supporting teenagers and young adults living with and beyond cancer. ​The remaining 10.6p helps us raise future funds and make sure we deliver our work in the right way.
 

Leave a lasting legacy

A gift in your Will can help ensure that future generations of young people affected by cancer receive the support they need.

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Show with us in-person or online

Raise funds through selected retailers, donation schemes, workplace giving programmes, or shopping partnerships.

Remember a loved one

Celebrate a life and create a lasting impact through donations made in memory of someone special. 

Mark a Special Occasion

Instead of gifts, ask friends and family to support Teens Unite for birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, achievements and other milestones.

Give Directly Through Your Salary

A simple and tax-efficient way to support Teens Unite through regular donations from your pay. 

 

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Match Funding / Employer Giving

Many employers will match charitable donations made by their employees, helping your support go even further.

Why Your Support Matters

Every way you choose to support Teens Unite helps us provide vital support, life-changing experiences, and opportunities for young people living with and beyond cancer. Your generosity helps create a community where young people can build confidence, form lasting friendships, and realise they are not alone on their cancer journey. 

Want to see the difference your support makes? Explore our latest impact report to learn more about how donations and fundraising help transform the lives of young people affected by cancer.

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   Being at events with people who understand what I’m going through helps a lot because they aren’t going to judge you or tell you to shut up about it because you’re “fine now”, when in reality, you will never be fine again.

Nevaeh, diagnosed with Germ cell tumour,

aged 12

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