In the ten years since SCT was rebranded the charity has raised £2.5m thanks to the support and interest of our many donors, supporters and fundraisers.
All of this money has been committed to SCT’s many projects and spent wisely in helping bone cancer patients, both now and in the future.
Over the past ten years SCT has evolved its own unique character in the midst of many, larger cancer charities. The unique hallmarks of SCT’s contribution are:
Prime pumping valuable research projects that develop and attract greater funding from a wider audience.
The provision of high performance limbs and special wheelchairs that maximise the mobility of bone cancer amputees
Assistance to projects at the RNOH that directly impact on the care of sarcoma patients.
Research →
SCT understands the vital importance of research into bone cancers. Without research, no progress can be made in reducing the traumatic impact these diseases have on patients, their families and friends.
Fundraising →
The SCT team are always running, cycling or singing to fundraise for valuable causes. Find out what’s coming up or look back at past events here.
Stories →
SCT offers children and young adults, who have had amputations resulting from bone cancer, access to the best technology available in the manufacture of artificial limbs.