Our partnerships with the pharmaceutical industry
Our partnerships with pharmaceutical companies allow us to deliver vital work supporting people affected by blood cancer.
The support we received in FY26 is detailed below.
Unless otherwise stated, these companies played no part in the organisation, design, or content of any of the work listed.
For more information on how and why we work with the industry, read our Policy on working with pharma.
Our 2026 report
AbbVie
AbbVie gave £2,500 towards the Blood Cancer UK Industry Collaborative and £1,085 in consultancy fees.
Adaptimmune
Adaptimmune gave £680.
Amgen
Amgen gave £500 for a donation during their patient week.
AstraZeneca
AstraZeneca gave £25,000 towards our access to treatments project and £2,160 in consultancy fees.
Autolus
Autolus gave £10,000 towards our access to treatments project.
BeOne Medicines
BeOne Medicines gave £2,500 towards the Blood Cancer UK Industry Collaborative.
Blood Cancer Alliance
Blood Cancer Alliance gave £660.
Bristol Myers Squibb
BMS gave £10,000 towards our Clinical Trials Navigation Service, £3,000 towards the Blood Cancer UK Industry Collaborative and £1,667 in consultancy fees.
Christopher Strange
Christopher Strange gave £531.
Daiichi Sankyo
Daiichi Sankyo gave £5,000 to sponsor our event ‘In conversation with Alastair Campbell’.
Dolon
Dolon gave £360.
Gilead
Gilead gave £20,000 for our access to approved medicines project and gave £15,000 towards our Clinical Trials Navigation Service.
GSK
GSK gave £325 in consultancy fees.
Johnson & Johnson
J&J gave £45,000 towards our access to treatments project.
Kyowa Kirin
Kyowa Kirin gave £10,000 towards our CNS Programme of Support.
MSD
MSD gave £5,000 to sponsor our event ‘In conversation with Alastair Campbell’.
Novartis
Novartis gave £40,000 for our CNS Programme of Support, £30,000 for our direct referral, £50,000 for our Clinical Improvement Programme, £3,500 as a donation in memory and £826 in consultancy fees.
Pfizer
Pfizer gave £15,000 towards the Blood Cancer UK Industry Collaborative and £675 in consultancy fees.
Roche
Roche gave £420 to cover the costs of the Labour Party Conference.
Servier
Servier gave £5,000 towards our direct referral service and £226 in consultancy fees.
Sobi UK
Sobi gave £10,000 towards our direct referral service.
Syndax
Syndax gave $10,000 towards our Clinical Trials Navigation Service.
Takeda
Takeda gave £15,000 towards our access to treatments project.
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