Be the Hope. Fund the Cure.
Every donation fuels critical research, supports patient care, and provides essential services for those bravely fighting cancer.
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Total Raised So Far: £50.00
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Explore Our Mission and Impact
This project, **StandUp4Cancer**, was created by dedicated students at **Langley & Slough College** with a single, clear goal: to raise vital funds for those bravely fighting cancer. We are driven by the belief that every penny contributes directly to finding a cure and supporting patients.
The Student Initiative
Our platform is the result of a commitment from students at **Langley & Slough College** to use their technical and creative skills for social good. We manage the website and fundraising efforts to ensure maximum transparency and effective outreach in our community and beyond.
Direct Delivery of Funds
The money we receive through donations is delivered to established cancer care centres and research foundations. Our priority is ensuring the funds reach the frontline of treatment and support, providing immediate aid to patients and powering critical facilities.
Funding the Path to Cure
A significant portion of all funds raised is channeled directly into **cutting-edge research initiatives**. We support scientists working tirelessly to find innovative treatments, improve early detection methods, and ultimately deliver a cure for cancer.
Stories of Unyielding Resilience
Hear from those who have faced cancer head-on—survivors who inspire hope and fighters who show us the true meaning of courage.
Liam O'Connell
5-Year Colon Cancer Survivor
"The diagnosis was a shock, but the support I received from organizations like this was my anchor. It wasn't just medicine; it was a community believing in me."
Read Liam's Full Journey →Maya Singh
Currently in Treatment (Breast Cancer)
"Every day is a fight, but every morning is a victory. Sharing my journey helps me process, and I hope it gives others the strength to face their own challenges."
Follow Maya's Diary →Javier Rodriguez
10 Years Clear (Colorectal Cancer)
"It's not just about surviving; it's about thriving in the time you've been given. My diagnosis gave me a fierce appreciation for every sunrise and a renewed purpose."
Follow Javier's Diary →Leah Chen
Currently in Treatment (Leukemia)
"I’m proof that courage isn't the absence of fear, but the ability to move forward despite it. Each chemo session is a step closer to ringing the bell."
Follow Leah's Diary →Robert Davis
Remission (Prostate Cancer)
"Early detection saved my life. Now, I use my experience to push for awareness and ensure other men get the screenings they need."
Follow Robert's Diary →Aisha Khan
1 Year Post-Treatment (Ovarian Cancer)
"The post-treatment journey has its own struggles, but I'm learning to embrace the 'new normal.' It's a slow climb, but I'm climbing stronger every day."
Follow Aisha's Diary →Thomas Miller
Ongoing Maintenance Therapy (Multiple Myeloma)
"Living with a chronic cancer means redefining success. My goal isn't just a cure, but a full life *despite* the diagnosis. I'm choosing joy daily."
Follow Thomas's Diary →Sarah O'Connell
5 Years Clear (Thyroid Cancer)
"The journey taught me the power of self-advocacy and a strong support network. Now, I volunteer to help others navigate their initial shock."
Follow Sarah's Diary →David Kim
Currently in Radiation (Skin Cancer)
"I pour my anxiety and hope into my paintings. Art became my therapy, a beautiful way to express the battle I'm silently fighting inside."
Follow David's Diary →Clara Dubois
20 Years Clear (Hodgkin Lymphoma)
"The long-term side effects are real, but so is the incredible perspective I gained. I carry a quiet strength now, knowing what my body has overcome."
Follow Clara's Diary →Ethan Jones
Currently Awaiting Transplant (Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma)
"The waiting is the hardest part. I try to stay focused on preparation, not fear. I know there's a second chance waiting for me on the other side of this."
Follow Ethan's Diary →Nicole Baker
Recurrence Managed (Breast Cancer)
"Recurrence taught me resilience I didn't know I had. I fight not just for myself, but to be there for my kids. Every minute with them is my motivation."
Follow Nicole's Diary →Frank Lopez
2 Years Clear (Testicular Cancer)
"Before cancer, I was just drifting. Surviving it made me realize my story matters. I'm now writing a book to help young men face this diagnosis head-on."
Follow Frank's Diary →Vanessa Price
Currently in Immunotherapy (Melanoma)
"Finding stillness in the storm is my biggest lesson. Yoga and meditation keep me centered through the ups and downs of my cutting-edge treatment."
Follow Vanessa's Diary →Kenji Tanaka
3 Years Clear (Esophageal Cancer)
"I approached my recovery like a complex project: disciplined, structured, and focused on the solution. I built my health back one step at a time."
Follow Kenji's Diary →Gloria Hayes
Long-Term Survivor (Lung Cancer)
"My grandkids are my medicine. I didn't just beat the cancer; I gained bonus time. I'm spending every precious moment making memories with them."
Follow Gloria's Diary →Maya Singh
Currently in Treatment (Breast Cancer)
"Every day is a fight, but every morning is a victory. Sharing my journey helps me process, and I hope it gives others the strength to face their own challenges."
Follow Maya's Diary →Pedro Alvez
5 Years Clear (Pancreatic Cancer)
"Beating the odds felt like creating a perfect recipe: a dash of hope, a measure of medicine, and a huge amount of support. Now, I cook healthier than ever."
Follow Pedro's Diary →Hannah Green
Remission (Uterine Cancer)
"I started with walking a few blocks and now I'm running 5Ks again. Reclaiming my physical strength is the most empowering part of recovery."
Follow Hannah's Diary →William Xu
Undergoing Clinical Trial (Brain Cancer)
"Being part of a clinical trial means contributing to the future. I'm a patient, but also a participant in the fight for better treatments for everyone."
Follow William's Diary →Zara Shah
1 Year Clear (Acute Myeloid Leukemia - AML)
"My drum kit sat silent for a year. Now, every beat I play is a celebration of life, a loud reminder that I am here and strong."
Follow Zara's Diary →Oscar Mendez
Currently on Hospice Care (Stage IV Cancer)
"I’m embracing peace and focusing on love in my final chapter. It's not about the destination anymore, but finding beauty in every single day I have left."
Follow Oscar's Diary →Ben Carter
6 Months Post-Surgery (Bone Cancer)
"I had to pause my life, but I didn't stop learning. The biggest lesson? Resilience is mandatory. Excited to get back to college and chase my dreams."
Follow Ben's Diary →Isabelle Roux
15 Years Clear (Cervical Cancer)
"I turned my trauma into action. I lobby for women's health access, ensuring that economic status never determines one's ability to survive."
Follow Isabelle's Diary →Quincy Adams
Finished Chemo Last Month (Kidney Cancer)
"The hardest phase is over. Now begins the journey of regaining my energy and celebrating the little wins, like walking without getting winded. I'm full of hope."
Follow Quincy's Diary →Yumi Sato
Stable Disease (Metastatic Breast Cancer)
"Living with metastatic cancer means accepting uncertainty, but I refuse to let it steal my joy. I live fiercely in the present, cherishing stability."
Follow Yumi's Diary →Umberto Ricci
12 Years Clear (Stomach Cancer)
"I thought my life was winding down, but surviving cancer gave me a powerful second act. I retired *again*, this time for pure enjoyment."
Follow Umberto's Diary →Noah Peterson
Maintenance/Monitoring (Adrenocortical Carcinoma)
"My daughter was born during my treatment. She's a constant reminder that life is unbelievably precious and worth every single scan and appointment."
Follow Noah's Diary →Lydia Chung
Recurrence-Free 7 Years (Colon Cancer)
"My mind is sharper than ever. I've taken the clinical data and patient experience to advocate for lifestyle changes that dramatically reduce risk."
Follow Lydia's Diary →Adam Smith
Currently in Palliative Care (Sarcoma)
"My purpose now is to show others how to find grace and acceptance. I have peace, and I share that light with everyone who visits or reads my posts."
Follow Adam's Diary →Meet the Team!
We are a small team of passionate students, developers, and designers dedicated to making a real difference through technology.
Andrei F.
Lead Developer, Strategist & Designer
Andrei is our website developer and designer that has managed to create and run the website!
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