Sail 4 Cancer, was set up in 2001 with the aim of raising funds not only for cancer treatment and research, but also to improve the quality of life for people living with cancer, helping them maintain dignity and independence whilst providing respite from the 24/7 of cancer. This is achieved mainly through providing sailing adventures for people and their families living with cancer. From short gentle sailing trips through to water sports holidays, these experiences have a multitude of benefits not only for the cancer patients, but for ALL those affected.
To download the Sail4Cancer Summer 2007 Update click here
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Sail 4 Cancer are launching a new vibrant 2008 sailing calendar to raise substantial funds for the charity. If you would like to purchase the calendar please click on any of the three images above.
To find out more about Sail4Cancer or to lend your support please click on the logo above
Cancer Research UK is the largest single funder of cancer research in the UK and the world's largest independent organisation dedicated to cancer research.
Cancer research is painstaking and incremental, and progress takes time. Over the past 50 years, Cancer Research UK, and its two parent organisations, ICRF and CRC, have made many significant contributions to the field of cancer research.
To find out more about Cancer Research or to lend your support please click on the logo above
A future free from the fear of breast cancer
Our essence comes from the thousands of people who are committed to a single vision - to work for a future free from the fear of breast cancer.
To find out more about Breakthrough Breast Cancer or to lend your support please click on the logo above
Saving lives at sea
The RNLI is the charity that provides a 24-hour lifesaving service around the UK and Republic of Ireland.
The RNLI provides nine out of ten sea rescue launches. Last year RNLI lifeboats rescued more than 8,000 people, an average of 22 people per day.
To find out more about the RNLI or to lend your support please click on the logo above
