About the Cancer Research UK flower shop, provided by Arena Flowers.
Cancer Research UK has teamed up with Arena Flowers, the UK's leading ethically sourced online florist, to bring you the freshest, most beautiful flowers this side of the web.
Because we strive to give the best possible experience to our supporters, Arena Flowers’ flowers will reach you or your intended recipient several days fresher than if they had come from almost any other UK florist. Plus you won’t feel you’ve had to pay a king’s ransom for your flowers.
Where will my money go?
20% of the value of your order with Arena Flowers goes directly to Cancer Research UK Trading which gives its taxable profits to Cancer Research UK. This does not include any delivery charges.
About Cancer Research UK
Cancer Research UK supports the work of over 4,250 scientists, doctors and nurses throughout the UK and over 90% of the population live within 30 miles of a Cancer Research UK funded site. We carry out world-class research to improve our understanding of cancer and find out how to prevent, diagnose and treat the disease. We ensure that our findings are used to improve the lives of all cancer patients.
Cancer Research UK's Achievements
Here are just a few achievements made in the last 50 years:
- 1950s Cancer Research UK funded work which led to the development of three important chemotherapy drugs: chlorambucil, melphalan and busulphan. These drugs are still used today to treat ovarian cancer, some leukaemias, myeloma and lymphoma.
- 1960s Cancer Research UK first tested mammography as a way of diagnosing early breast cancer. The national breast screening programme has screened more than 14 million women and detected over 80,000 cancers, saving thousands of lives.
- 1970s Cancer Research UK scientists are among the first to show that the drug cisplatin has strong activity against cancer. Almost all men with testicular cancer now survive thanks to treatment with cisplatin in combination with other drugs.
- 1980s Cancer Research UK scientists helped to develop a new drug called carboplatin, now widely used in the treatment of lung and ovarian cancer.
- 1990s Cancer Research UK scientists showed that giving tamoxifen to all breast cancer patients who need it, no matter what their age, could save an extra 20,000 lives each year worldwide.
- 2000s Cancer Research UK ‘Smokefree’ campaign helped to secure comprehensive smokefree legislation in England, which has already led to the biggest ever drop in the number of smokers.
For questions about cancer:
Call a team of specialist nurses on 0207 061 8355, or freephone 0808 800 4040 – lines are open Monday-Friday 9am-5pm. Or look at www.cancerhelp.org.uk
For fundraising enquiries:
Call 0870 160 2040
To make donations:
Call 0207 121 6699 or log on to www.cancerresearchuk.org
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Call 0207 1216699
Other Ways You Can Support Cancer Research UK
There are many other ways you can support our research into cancer, from making a regular donation to taking part in one of our fundraising events. Visit our Support Us website to find out more - with your help we will beat cancer.
Can you claim Gift Aid on my order?
Unfortunately, we will not be able to claim Gift Aid on any purchase you make from us. However, if you are a UK taxpayer, we can, with your permission, claim Gift Aid on any donation you make to Cancer Research UK, or have made to them in the past six years. Please remember to tick the Gift Aid box when you make a donation to us, or, if you would like to alter your Gift Aid status, please get in touch with us on 020 7121 6699.









