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Plain-English answers about donating, registration status, NHS screening and how Breast Cancer Charity funds screening access overseas.
What is Breast Cancer Charity?
Breast Cancer Charity is a UK campaign of World Aid Network that funds breast cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment access in low-income communities — not laboratory research. Donations from £25 fund complete screenings overseas. Learn more at breastcancer-charity.org/about/.
How do I donate to Breast Cancer Charity in the UK?
Donate to Breast Cancer Charity at breastcancer-charity.org/donate — secure Stripe checkout with one-off or monthly options. £25 funds one complete screening. You can also email [email protected]. Breast Cancer Charity is a World Aid Network campaign.
How can I fund a mammogram through Breast Cancer Charity?
A £25 gift to Breast Cancer Charity funds one complete breast cancer screening overseas — clinical exam, ultrasound and health education. Visit breastcancer-charity.org/fund-a-mammogram/ or donate directly. This supports women who have never had access to screening.
Can I add Gift Aid to my Breast Cancer Charity donation?
Gift Aid becomes claimable once World Aid Network's Charity Commission registration is granted — Breast Cancer Charity does not ask you to tick Gift Aid until it can be processed. See breastcancer-charity.org/gift-aid/ for the full explanation and current status.
Is Breast Cancer Charity a registered charity?
Breast Cancer Charity is a campaign of World Aid Network, a UK Charitable Incorporated Organisation with Charity Commission application reference 5290505 (registration in progress). ICO registration ZC156579. We do not claim registered-charity status until a number is granted.
How much does a private mammogram cost in the UK?
Private mammograms in the UK typically cost from around £150–£300 depending on clinic and region — check current prices with providers. NHS breast screening is free for eligible women aged 50–71 in England. Breast Cancer Charity funds overseas screening at £25 per complete exam.
What ages does NHS breast screening cover?
NHS England invites women aged 50 up to their 71st birthday every three years; women over 71 can self-refer. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland invite women aged 50–70. Breast Cancer Charity publishes full guides aligned with NHS guidance.
What is the best breast cancer charity in the UK?
The best charity depends on your goal — research, support or screening access. Breast Cancer Charity focuses on funding mammograms and treatment access in low-income communities, not cancer research. Compare mission, transparency and registration status before giving.
Can I donate to Breast Cancer Charity in memory of someone?
Yes. On the Breast Cancer Charity donation form, expand "Add a dedication (optional)" and choose in memory. Enter the name and an optional message. Approved tributes may appear on our Dedication Wall after review. Donate at breastcancer-charity.org/donate/.
What is Screen One More?
Screen One More is Breast Cancer Charity's October campaign during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Supporters pledge at least £25 to fund one complete screening for a woman overseas who has never been examined. Join at breastcancer-charity.org/breast-cancer-awareness-month/.