Your 2026 BCAM

Every September we join forces with our community to mark Blood Cancer Awareness Month (BCAM). It’s an important time to raise the profile of lymphoma, and our Let’s talk lymphoma campaign brings people together to share key messages about lymphoma symptoms and support available, as well as to raise vital funds.

Our supporters went above and beyond for BCAM this year! People ran, cycled, walked, swam, abseiled and more in support of our cause, while communities rallied around us through bake sales, golf days, workplace fundraising, quizzes, and gym challenges. To everyone who took part, donated, volunteered or cheered us on - thank you. Your enthusiasm, creativity and commitment continue to make a real difference to people affected by lymphoma. Our amazing fundraisers are also on track to raise over £100,000 to support our work!

1500

people

£100000

raised

We hoped this September would be our biggest ever and, thanks to you, it’s been a record breaker!

More than 1,500 of you grabbed BCAM packs to spread the word in your local communities, as well as delivering information packs to GPs, writing to local MPs, and many of you shared your lymphoma stories online too. We’re so grateful to you for helping raise awareness of lymphoma, so more people will understand what it is, how to spot it and where to find help.

Jacqueline shared her story in our BBC Radio 4 appeal

We were delighted to be featured on the BBC Radio 4 Appeal during September, raising the profile of lymphoma and the services we offer - with thanks to Jacqueline for sharing her story. If you missed the live broadcast, you can catch up and listen online.

Click here to listen online

Read all the highlights from Blood Cancer Awareness Month 2026.

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