# Your Impact | Donate to Breast Cancer Screening

> Source: https://breastcancer-charity.org/your-impact/
> What a breast cancer donation funds: £25 screening, £75 biopsy, £150 hormone therapy, £500 surgical access. Breast cancer support via treatment access.

Transparent & measurable

Every pound funds something specific — free screenings, biopsies and the practical bridge from diagnosis to treatment for women who cannot access care alone.

## Quick answer

Every pound at Breast Cancer Charity maps to a field outcome: £25 one complete breast cancer screening, £75 biopsy and pathology, £150 one month of tamoxifen support, £500 transport and co-payments so one woman can reach surgery — treatment access, not laboratory research.

**Who this is not for:** donors seeking laboratory cancer-research grants, or anyone expecting a personal NHS mammogram booking in the UK.

Funds directed to programme work

Targets communities with lowest survival rates

Clinical content from NHS & WHO

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### Donation Outcome Explorer

Drag the slider below to see the exact screening, diagnostic biopsy, and treatment access outcomes achieved by your gift.

Donation Amount: £75 £10 £100 £250 £500 3 Screenings £25 each 1 Biopsy £75 each 0 Therapy Months £150 each 0 Surgical Support £500 each
100% of your donation is deployed directly to programme work overseas — zero commission or affiliate fees.
[Donate £75 Now →](https://breastcancer-charity.org/donate/)

Transparent impact

## What every amount achieves

Choose an amount and give with confidence — knowing exactly what it delivers.

🔍 £25

### One Full Breast Cancer Screening

A woman who has never been examined receives a free clinical breast exam and ultrasound scan at a mobile screening unit. For many of the women we reach, it will be the first medical examination of any kind they have ever had.

- Clinical breast examination
- Ultrasound scan
- Referral coordination if needed

[Donate £25](https://breastcancer-charity.org/donate/) 🏥 £75

### Biopsy + Diagnostic Work-Up

When a screening detects something concerning, a biopsy confirms whether cancer is present. Without your funding, a woman who has finally found a lump and sought help may be unable to afford the next step.

- Core needle biopsy procedure
- Full pathology lab analysis
- Results and treatment referral

[Donate £75](https://breastcancer-charity.org/donate/) 💊 £150

### One Month of Hormone Therapy

In the UK the NHS subsidises tamoxifen to near-zero for patients. In a low-income setting with no subsidised supply chain, £150 covers a month of real treatment access — local private drug cost, oncologist consultation, monitoring labs, and transport/coordination — not the UK pharmacy sticker price alone.

- Drug at local private price (portion of £150)
- Oncologist consultation & monitoring
- Transport and follow-up coordination

[Donate £150](https://breastcancer-charity.org/donate/) 🩺 £500

### Surgical Access Support

Reaching the operating table is only possible if a woman can get to the hospital, stay near it, and meet co-payments. Your donation funds the practical bridge from diagnosis to life-saving surgery for one patient.

- Transport and accommodation
- Surgery co-payment support
- Post-operative follow-through

[Donate £500](https://breastcancer-charity.org/donate/)

Impact at a glance

| 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 |

### Why £150 for one month of hormone therapy?

In the UK the NHS subsidises tamoxifen to near-zero. Overseas, without a subsidised supply chain, a month of treatment means drug + clinic + monitoring + getting there. Illustrative split (trustee-reviewed; update quarterly):

| Line item | Approx. |
| --- | --- |
| Drug at local private price | £40 |
| Oncologist consultation | £45 |
| Monitoring / labs | £35 |
| Transport & coordination | £30 |

Figures are programme planning estimates for low-income partner settings — not UK NHS prices. Live impact counters: [impact.json](https://breastcancer-charity.org/impact.json) (as-of date inside file).

### What we publish — and what we will not invent

Unit costs above are planning estimates. Programme headcounts (women screened, biopsies funded) stay at zero on this page until partner reports are filed. We would rather show an empty counter than a marketing number.

- Open data package and CSVs: [/open-data/](https://breastcancer-charity.org/open-data/)
- Machine-readable counters: [/impact.json](https://breastcancer-charity.org/impact.json)
- UK and global epidemiology we cite (NHS, CRUK, WHO) is sourced on each clinical guide, not presented as our field results.

How donations are deployed

## Our three programme tracks

Donations are deployed across three interconnected programmes, each addressing a critical point in the journey from risk to survival.

01

### Community Education

Community health educators — trained and employed locally — deliver breast cancer awareness sessions in villages, community centres and places of worship. Women learn to self-examine, identify warning signs, and understand that treatment exists and is effective.

12 women per session Average community reach 02

### Mobile Screening Units

Fitted vehicles travel to communities with no local clinic. Women receive clinical breast examinations, ultrasound scans, and, where indicated, referrals for further testing. The unit returns regularly to maintain continuity of care.

500+ Free screenings targeted this phase 03

### Treatment Access

Diagnosis is not the end. For women from remote communities, reaching specialist treatment centres requires transport, accommodation and money most do not have. We fund the practical bridge between diagnosis and survival.

Stage IV When most low-income patients first receive a breast cancer diagnosis

The human reality

## Stories from the communities we serve

Composite stories representing the real experiences of women in the communities we work in. No real patient data is used.

🌟 Composite — rural late presentation Representative journey, underserved region

"A labelled composite: a woman attends a community awareness session, later notices a breast change, seeks clinic care she would not have sought before, and begins treatment after an earlier-stage diagnosis than is typical without outreach."

Illustrative: awareness → earlier presentation 💪 Composite — first screening Representative journey, no prior screening access

"A labelled composite: free clinical exam and ultrasound at a mobile unit find a concerning lump; biopsy confirms early-stage disease; surgery follows. Names are not real individuals."

Illustrative: screening → diagnosis → treatment 🌸 Composite — cost barrier Representative journey, limited diagnostic access

"A labelled composite: symptoms noticed for over a year; subsidised diagnostics finally make a clinic visit possible; Stage 1 diagnosis and treatment begin. Not a specific patient record."

Illustrative: subsidised access → earlier stage

## Every amount creates real impact

Whatever you can give is deployed to screening, diagnosis and treatment access through vetted local partners. See the itemised asks above — then donate with a clear outcome in mind.

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