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Make a one-off donation

Did you know, every £1 donated can help make a difference to local people affected by cancer. Whether you’re looking to gift a one-off payment, or set up a regular donation, find out how your money helps.

“I set up a regular donation to Big C a couple of years ago. The team were so helpful and it was set up in minutes!

I love knowing that every month I’m contributing to the amazing work that the team does to support cancer patients and their families.”
BIG C donor

Other ways to donate

Cash

Drop off at our main office, or to one of our shops or centres. Or pay cash into your bank using BACS.

Cheque

Made payable to ‘Big C’ and sent to Fundraising, Big C, Centrum, Norwich Research Park, Colney. Lane, Norwich, NR4 7UG.

BACS

Contact our finance department for details on finance@big-c.co.uk

How your money helps

Find out how your money has helped expand our services to those living with or affected by cancer.

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Why support Big C?

Find out about our impact and how vital funds raised have helped support those affected by cancer.

Fundraise for a special occasion

Whether it’s a birthday, wedding or anniversary, your celebrations can go on to help those affected by cancer in Norfolk & beyond.

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Our events

From golf days to marathons, and firewalks to festive fun, we’ve got a great line up of events this year. Take a look at what we’ve got planned and help raise funds to support local people affected by cancer.

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Our latest fundraising news

The exterior of Big C's King's Lynn shop with glass windows showing bridal wear and colourful posters

King’s Lynn community raises enough money to fund over 6,000 hours of specialist cancer support as Big C shop celebrates first anniversary

Big C’s charity shop in King’s Lynn is celebrating its first anniversary this month, marking a year of community support that has helped make a real difference to local families affected by cancer.