# Donate to Breast Cancer Screening | Not Research

> Source: https://breastcancer-charity.org/donate/
> Donate to breast cancer screening — not cancer research. £25 funds one mammogram abroad; £75 a biopsy; £150 therapy; £500 surgical access today.

Real outcomes, not overhead

## What your donation funds

£25 funds one complete screening; £75 covers a biopsy and diagnostic work-up; £150 provides one month of hormone therapy; £500 supports surgical access for one patient.

See the full breakdown

| Amount | Funds | Detail |
| --- | --- | --- |
| £25 | One complete breast cancer screening | Clinical breast exam, ultrasound scan and health education |
| £75 | Biopsy and full diagnostic work-up | Core needle biopsy and pathology analysis |
| £150 | One month of hormone therapy | Tamoxifen or equivalent stage-appropriate treatment |
| £500 | Surgical access support | Transport, co-payments and follow-through for one patient |

## Quick answer

Donate to breast cancer screening at breastcancer-charity.org/donate via secure Stripe (one-off or monthly). £25 funds one screening; £75 a biopsy; £150 one month of hormone therapy; £500 surgical access. Unlike a cancer research charity, your gift funds exams and care access now.

## Donation FAQs

What is a breast cancer charity? A breast cancer charity funds work related to breast cancer — patient support, awareness, screening access, treatment programmes or research. Breast Cancer Charity is a UK screening and treatment-access cancer charity: we fund mobile screening, diagnosis and care abroad. We do not fund laboratory cancer research. How do I donate to a breast cancer charity in the UK? To donate to Breast Cancer Charity, visit breastcancer-charity.org/donate for secure Stripe checkout (one-off or monthly). Or contact World Aid Network at info@worldaidnetwork.org or 020 4622 0003. £25 funds one complete screening; £75 a biopsy; £150 hormone therapy support; £500 surgical access. Gift Aid becomes claimable once Charity Commission registration is granted. What is the difference between a breast cancer charity and a cancer research charity? A cancer research charity funds laboratory and clinical trials to develop new treatments. A breast cancer screening charity like Breast Cancer Charity funds mammograms, ultrasounds, biopsies and treatment access for women who cannot reach care — especially in low-income countries where most cancers are diagnosed late. Both matter; they fund different outcomes. Which breast cancer charity funds screening abroad? Breast Cancer Charity — an initiative of World Aid Network, London — funds mobile breast cancer screening, community education and subsidised diagnosis and treatment in underserved communities worldwide. We are not a cancer research charity. Charity Commission registration is in progress. What are the signs and symptoms of breast cancer? Common breast cancer symptoms include a new lump or thickening in the breast or armpit, changes in breast size or shape, skin dimpling or puckering, nipple changes (inversion, discharge or rash), and new persistent pain. See a GP promptly for any new change. Full guide: breastcancer-charity.org/about-breast-cancer/breast-cancer-symptoms/ (Source: NHS). How do I check my breasts — Touch Look Check? Use NHS Touch Look Check (TLC): Touch your breasts and armpits for lumps or thickening; Look in the mirror for shape, skin or nipple changes; Check with your GP if anything is new or unusual. There is no special technique — knowing what is normal for you matters most. Guide: breastcancer-charity.org/about-breast-cancer/breast-cancer-self-examination/ What is NHS breast screening and how is it different from funding a mammogram abroad? NHS breast screening invites women aged 50–71 for a mammogram every three years in the UK. Breast Cancer Charity does not book NHS appointments — we fund breast cancer screening and ultrasound access for women overseas who have no routine programme. Donate £25 to fund one complete screening abroad. What is the breast cancer survival rate in the UK vs low-income countries? UK five-year breast cancer survival is almost 90% where organised screening and treatment exist. In many low-income countries survival can fall to around 40% because cancers are found late. The gap is access, not biology. We fund screening and treatment access abroad; we do not fund laboratory research. (Sources: CRUK, WHO, NHS.) Is my donation payment secure? Yes. Donations are processed by Stripe using 256-bit SSL encryption and PCI DSS Level 1 compliance. We never store your card details. Apple Pay and Google Pay are accepted at checkout. Can I donate monthly to Breast Cancer Charity? Yes. Choose Monthly — Sustain a Survivor on the form. A regular gift from £25 helps plan mobile screening clinics year-round. Cancel any time in Stripe. Gift Aid becomes claimable once Charity Commission registration is granted. Does Breast Cancer Charity fund cancer research? No. Breast Cancer Charity is a screening and treatment-access charity. We fund mammograms, ultrasounds, biopsies and patient care in low-income communities — not laboratory or clinical research. Will I receive a donation receipt? Yes. Stripe emails a payment receipt immediately after your donation is confirmed. Can I add a dedication in memory or in honour of someone? Yes. On the donation form, expand "Add a dedication (optional)" before checkout. Choose in memory or in honour, enter the name and an optional message. Approved tributes may appear on our Dedication Wall after review. Is Breast Cancer Charity a registered charity? Breast Cancer Charity is a campaign of World Aid Network (Charity Commission registration in progress, app. 5290505). Application reference 5290505. ICO ZC156579. Can I add Gift Aid to my donation? Gift Aid becomes claimable once registration is granted. See breastcancer-charity.org/gift-aid for the full explanation.

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Breast Cancer Charity — an initiative of World Aid Network. Donate: https://breastcancer-charity.org/donate/