From new support groups and Centre updates to forthcoming events and fundraising initiatives, read our Big C news to find out what we’re up to across the whole charity.
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Big C charity shop in King’s Lynn celebrates first anniversary
King’s Lynn community raises enough money to fund over 6,000 hours of specialist cancer support as Big C shop celebrates first anniversary.
NNUH Support Centre temporarily relocated from 1 September
Please be aware that our NNUH Support Centre will be closed on Friday 28 August and temporarily relocated from 1 September while essential maintenance work takes place to improve the flooring throughout the centre.
Ryan Riley and Kimberley Duke, the co-founders of Life…
Ryan Riley and Kimberley Duke, the co-founders of Life Kitchen have partnered with Big C, on the release of a free cookbook to help cancer patients who are struggling through the cost of living crisis.
Big C and Norwich City Community Sports Foundation…
Big C and Norwich City Community Sports Foundation are excited to announce an extraordinary new joint fundraising event for 2025 – The 150-Mile Challenge, powered by Arc Group.
Big C is thrilled to announce its upcoming Charity Football Match, set to take place on Sunday 18 May, at Fakenham Town Football Club, thanks to the support of accountants Larking Gowen
Lamberts a local Industrial Supplies & Workwear specialist…
Lamberts a local Industrial Supplies & Workwear specialist in Norwich has achieved outstanding results with its fundraising efforts over the past year, to help support Big C Cancer Charity.
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.
NNUH Support Centre temporarily relocated from 1 September
Please be aware that our NNUH Support Centre will be closed on Friday 28 August and temporarily relocated from 1 September while essential maintenance work takes place to improve the flooring throughout the centre.
Please read our News article for more information.