How you can help

There are many ways you can get involved with Friends of ANCHOR.

Whether you fundraise or make a donation, 100% of your gift will go to the cause, as our administration costs are fully covered by Balmoral Group, freeing up every penny of every pound to do great work.

Donate today

Request a fundraising pack

Get inspired

Fundraise

A bake sale, physical challenge, raffle or social event... whatever the ‘what’, make Friends of ANCHOR the ‘why’. A dedicated member of the fundraising team will be alongside you all the way with fundraising tips and support and a charity T-shirt for your event.

Request a fundraising pack

Give a monthly gift

Join our monthly donor collective, gifting an amount of your choosing. Whether it’s £2.50, £25, £250 or anywhere in between, your support will play a direct role in delivering positive impact for patients.

To discuss your options, get in touch with the team by emailing info@friendsofanchor.org, or sign up today.

Join the monthly donor community

Sign up your workplace

Rally your colleagues and represent in red at one of our challenge events, come along to one of our own annual events, or get creative and organise a fundraiser in your workplace. We have a corporate pack filled with events and ideas. Get in touch today and we’ll organise a cuppa to get the ball rolling.

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Gift your time

At present, our volunteer requirements are all met and we are unable to accept applications for new volunteers, but please watch this space for future opportunities. You can also follow us on social media for the latest updates. Just search for 'Friends of ANCHOR' on Facebook or Instagram.

What your support means

to the ANCHOR Unit

“Having worked with oncology and haematology patients for two decades, I have seen a huge change in the way patient care and support is delivered, and this includes the provision from Friends of ANCHOR. Working in this environment, it’s so clear what the charity does for patients in the North-east. What’s wonderful is that everything raised is spent locally and you really see the improvements in local services.”