Supporting us


Here at the Childhood Eye Cancer Trust we rely on the generous support of our members, families and friends.

 

It is through the contacts or "networks" of our families that have enabled us to be chosen as the adoped charity for the bmibaby scratchcards. Our "I Spy" campaign bus shelter sized posters which appeared in children's playhouses around the country was made possible by the collective expertise and goodwill of Digital Jigsaw, Boomerang and OMD Communications.

I Spy posters in children’s playhouses
I Spy posters in children’s playhouses

The design, development and construction of our website would not have been possible without the dedication of the staff at Digital Jigsaw.

 

We'd also like to acknowledge the support from the following professionals in helping us to develop our website content: Gerald Draper, Helen Jenkinson, Gill Levy, Maureen McCalla, Zerrin Onadim, Ashwin Reddy,  Elizabeth Rosser, Laura Rouse, Tara Shea and Vicki Smith.

 

You can support us by giving up some of your time to help either in our London Office, or at home, on a one off or ongoing basis. Click to see our volunteer page

 

You can support us by making a donation, there are many ways to do so. Click to see our methods of donating

Petersfield Lions Club support CHECT
Petersfield Lions Club support CHECT

 

You can support us by Fundraising or perhaps you know of an organisation like the Lions Club (above) that supports charities?

 

You can support us by raising awareness of CHECT and Rb. Click to see how to Spreading the word

 

Click on the links below for other pages in this section for more information:

 

Fundraise

Find out about all the ways you can raise money for the Childhood Eye Cancer Trust.

How your support can help

Why we need your support and where your money goes.

Methods of donating

There are different ways you can support us, with regular giving, legacy gift or one off donation.

Get Involved

We need your support in other ways too, see here for volunteering, campaigning and raising awareness.