Angela’s star for her late daughter, Naomi Angela has named a star for a number of years since Naomi passed away in January 2004, aged just four years old.
Taking on an epic challenge for cancer research Simon Aylett has recently set off on an incredible 4,500-mile e-bike ride around the entire British coastline raising money for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.
Dizzy’s star for her beautiful baby Thea "The Royal Marsden saved my life. They are the reason we were able to bring Thea into this world and have her in our lives and I couldn’t be more grateful."
Talking openly about mental health during cancer diagnosis and treatment – Sam's story Proud father of two, Sam, shares his story of living with an inoperable brain tumour, and receiving anxiety-relieving treatment and care at The Royal Marsden.
Rebecca and Dexter's star for Simon “We decided to dedicate a star to Simon, from me, and one ‘to Daddy’ from Dexter. It’s lovely to have something at Christmas time for Dexter to focus on his dad."
About us The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity raises money to support The Royal Marsden, a world-leading cancer centre.
Matt’s star for his wife Bonnie “I very much want my son to continue his mum’s legacy and her life. I don’t want him to forget about her, so for me, Celebrate a Life is a great way to feel that he’s still connected to her."
Chief pharmacist at The Royal Marsden takes on “ridiculously tough” challenge Professor Rob Duncombe took on a gruelling five-day ultra-trek through the Amazon rainforest to raise funds for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity.
Brambletye School celebrate fundraising success, raising £48,000 for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity Brambletye School in Sussex began an incredible fundraising campaign after pupil, Pippa was treated at The Royal Marsden for acute lymphoblastic leukaemia (ALL).
Celebrate a Life Each year, thousands of stars are named and hung on Christmas trees outside our hospitals. Find out more and name your shining star today.
Famous names donate hand drawn artworks to secret auction for The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity The postcard art auction was first run in 2018, in memory of budding artist and pupil, Sophie Maria Taylor and has since raised an incredible £82,000.
Our supporter promise Every day you or others like you undertake all kinds of challenges, showing the unflagging spirit needed to help us to improve the lives of cancer patients.