Raising funds with 'Fobbing Day' in aid of Breast Cancer
The team at Caplen Estates in Buckhurst Hill, Essex, are supporting Vicky Hatton Vincent who is opening up her beautiful home in Fobbing, Essex for the PAH Breast Trials Unit ‘Ladies Day’.
‘Fobbing Day’ will be a chance to spend precious moments with friends in the country whilst raising much needed funds for the Maria Falco Trust and Princess Alexandra Hospital Charitable Trust Breast Trials Unit.
The day will commence at 11am with welcome pastries, tea and coffee followed by lunch with music followed by an afternoon tea and having a relaxing time around the beautiful pool and gardens.
All funds raised are going to the Maria Falco Memorial Trust in aid of PAH Charitable Trust Breast Trials Unit.
Agents Giving and the Guild of Property Professionals wish you a great sunny fundraising day.
Princess Alexandra Hospital Charitable Trust Breast Trials Unit.
The Breast Unit is one of the largest breast cancer clinical trials facilities in Hertfordshire, Essex and North London. The charity has raised over £3 million, which has been used to purchase specialist equipment, introduce new initiatives and fund further research into the breast cancer. They continue to raise money for breast cancer clinical trials in order that they can improve understanding and help find new ways to prevent, diagnose and treat different kinds of breast cancer.
They are based at Princess Alexandra Hospital, Harlow and St Margaret’s Hospital, Epping where approximately 350 new patients are diagnosed with breast cancer each year. Of these, 10% would benefit from treatments that are not standard on the NHS. The charity hopes to fund these treatment options and train specialists in providing the new treatments. The charity wishes to raise sufficient funds to build a central cancer unit covering diagnosis and treatment to ensure continuity in care. We bid nationally to be one of the main centres for conducting breast cancer trials and for the patients in the local area. This means that they could have access to investigational medicines that previously were only available when participating in clinical trials in hospitals based in central London. Find out more about the Breast unit charity at St Margaret’s.
