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The 19th Who's Cooking Dinner? raised nearly £400,000 for vital leukaemia research.

We are delighted to announce the award of two new Project Grants totaling almost £500,000!

Leuka supporters BPI OnDemand raised over £4,000 for Leuka at their annual event.

Supporter Laura Johnson ran the Great North Run for Leuka in support of her dad, who is in remission from Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia.

Winners of Leuka's inaugural Travel Scholarships received their awards at the 19th Annual John Goldman Conference on Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia last month.

Market research company Research Now put on an array of special events to raise money during Blood Cancer Awareness Month.

Charlotte Hodgson ran the Norwich 10k to raise money and vital awareness for Leuka’s work in honour of her sister Olivia.

New awards worth over £490,000 go to Leuka’s 2017 John Goldman Fellows

The ambitious IMPACT clinical trials programme aims to improve the lives of children and adults who receive stem cell transplants.

After her husband was diagnosed with leukaemia for a third time, Kate Billmore decided she didn’t want to sit still.

Next week is Remember a Charity week - what does it mean, and why would you want to get involved?

This September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month in the UK - and here's 5 ways you can get involved.

Can you spare an hour of your time to help us?

Intrepid fundraiser Will Russell is about to take on the world's toughest race for Leuka.

Oliver Spark has been announced as the new treasurer for Leuka.

In April 2017 Leuka supporter William Russell will be undertaking what has been described by the Discovery Channel as the toughest footrace on Earth.

Our Chief Executive Olive Boles recently featured in the Camden New Times to discuss Leuka and our need to support scientists in their research to fight blood cancers.

Leuka supporter Andy Donaldson shares with us why his Chronic Myeloid Leukameia diagnosis hasn’t stopped him from leading a fairly normal life.

Legendary acts, such as leaving a gift to causes like ours in your will, provides stable foundations for charities like Leuka.

Michael gave a moving speech at our recent Who’s Cooking Dinner? event about his battle with leukaemia and why it has made him passionate about finding new treatments and ultimately a cure.