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Macmillan Coffee Morning
September 27, 2023 @ 10:30 am - 11:30 am
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Macmillan’s Coffee Morning is our biggest fundraising event to support people living with cancer
People all over the UK host their own Coffee Morning and donations raised on the day are made to Macmillan -.
A Coffee Morning can be whatever you want it to be. It could be at home, on your driveway, a hall or online, whatever suits you best. You can hold a garden get together and throw a barbeque, or treat your colleagues to some homemade bakes, or even get together with friends for a takeaway. In 2022, They raised over £12 million and hope to top that this year.
When is Macmillan’s Coffee Morning?
The official date of Macmillan Coffee Morning is Friday 29 September but this doesn’t mean you can’t host at other times of the year! You can host your coffee morning whenever suits you best.
How you can get involved
Whatever your reason to host, no reason is too big or too small. All you have to do is sign up to host a Coffee Morning and we’ll send you a fundraising kit with top tips to get you started.
Why we exist
Macmillan Cancer Support is here to do whatever it takes to support people living with cancer.
The changing story of cancer
The number of people being diagnosed with cancer is rising and more people are surviving cancer than ever before, therefore this means the nature of cancer care itself needs to adapt and evolve to meet the rapidly changing needs of people living with cancer. But current cancer care provision is approaching a crisis point. Existing support services are struggling to cope, yet the number of people living with cancer continues to grow. We need to act now to prevent a crisis in cancer care. Here is an overview of what we are doing to make sure their needs are met.
