Project Pink

We're proud to support

Breast Cancer Now provide support, advice, information, and community to anyone impacted by breast cancer.

From cake sales to conferences and raffles to the three peaks challenge, everyone here at HiQ has got stuck in try and hit our £150,000 target.

A huge thank you to everyone who has helped us fundraise for this inspirational charity, but we’re ready to do more.

To help our HiQ family raise money for Breast Cancer Now, visit your local HiQ Centre or donate via JustGiving.

For care, support and information from the charity, call them free on 0808 800 6000 or visit their website.

Every penny counts

Here’s what your donation can help Breast Cancer Now to achieve.

World Class Research

By funding over 350 of the brightest minds in the field, Breast Cancer Now is working to save and protect the lives of those affected by breast cancer.

Investment

To date, Breast Cancer Now has invested a large sum to research and there’s plenty more to come. Right now, this charity is funding roughly 73 projects around the UK worth almost £25 million, all with the intention to prevent the devastating impact of breast cancer.

Creating change

Breast Cancer Now is determined to ensure anyone impacted by breast cancer receives the best possible care and treatment. They’re working side-by-side with both hospitals and patients to improve breast cancer services.

Campaigns

With one heart and one voice, both locally and nationally, Breast Cancer Now is a network of individuals tackling the challenge of creating a future where everyone with breast cancer lives – and is supported to live well.

How can you help us hit £150,000?

£5 could give 24 people a copy of our “After Breast Cancer” treatment guide. It’s filled with information about how you might feel after treatment, ways of coping and being breast and body aware.
£20 could give 74 people a Radiotherapy for primary breast cancer guide. Finding out you need radiotherapy can cause a range of emotions, and 3 getting clear, reliable information can help. This guide explains what radiotherapy is, when it’s given and possible side effects.
£50 could help someone travel to a breast cancer support event who wouldn’t otherwise be able to join. Our face-to-face events allow people to talk, listen and learn with others who understand the challenges that breast cancer brings.
£100 could bring an expert speaker to a Younger Women Together event. These events are a space for women aged 20 to 45 to meet others who understand. And get tailored support on topics like relationships, exercise and fertility.
£250 could pay for 1 day of research. That's another day of progress. A day closer to breakthroughs. And a day closer to a world where everyone with breast cancer lives, and lives well.
£320 could keep the Breast Cancer Now Tissue Bank open for 4 hours. It’s full of samples of breast cancer tissue and it’s a crucial resource for our researchers. Using real tissue, they can make breakthroughs faster. And find new ways to prevent and treat breast cancer, to stop the disease from taking lives.