Trial Treat Beat

Help us transform survival rates for the hardest to treat blood cancers

Too many people are dying of blood cancer

One in three people don’t survive their blood cancer and, even more shockingly, we lose them in the first five years after diagnosis - we're determined to change this.

Too many people are dying from the most complex and aggressive forms of blood cancer. Myelomas, high grade Lymphomas and Myeloid cancers are the hardest to treat blood cancers and account for 58% of all blood cancer deaths.

We're determined to save more lives

We’re launching Trial Treat Beat; a £25 million appeal to fund ground breaking research, including the first blood cancer clinical trials of this scale in the UK, and to strengthen our Clinical Trial Support Service and policy work.

£24 million for three large scale, innovative clinical trials

Traditional clinical trials test one treatment at a time. If it fails, researchers start again from scratch.

Trial Treat Beat will enable us to fund three large scale, innovative clinical trials known as multi arm, multi stage studies (MAMS), which allow researchers to test multiple treatments at the same time.

If a treatment isn't working, we drop it and add a new one. When promising therapies emerge, we test them immediately.

This means that we can develop personalised treatments at a much faster pace for the hardest to treat blood cancers.

£1 million to reach every person who needs us

Research discoveries only matter if patients can benefit from them.

The final £1m will help clinical trials breakthroughs reach everyone who needs them.

We'll invest in our Clinical Trials Support Service to make trials accessible to as many people as possible and in policy work so that trial outcomes are embedded into our future advocacy for better blood cancer care.

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Support Trial Treat Beat and our Appeal Board

Find out how you can support Trial Treat Beat and learn more about who we're working with.

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How you can support Trial Treat Beat

Find out how to be part of our journey to beat blood cancer. Trial Treat Beat is a significant investment that will help us find more answers, for more people with blood cancer - faster than ever.

Appeal Board members and advocates

Our Appeal Board is chaired by Professor Stephen Blyth, supported by members and advocates including Sir Nick Clegg, Matthew Wilson and Alastair Campbell.

Get in touch

To find out more about Trial Treat Beat and our commitment to beating all blood cancers, see our How to support webpage or contact our Philanthropy team at [email protected]