Bone Cancer Research Trust

We're gearing up for the FIFA World Cup 2026 and you can get involved by downloading our sweepstake! ⚽

Someone’s got to bring victory home – and it could be you. Get a team together and ask each player to make a donation to help support bone cancer patients and their families 🧡

When the final whistle blows, you can present half the prize fund to the winner and half towards our vital work. It's a win-win 🏆

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It’s time! 🎉 Let’s take a look at what our amazing supporters have been up to… 🧡

1. A special and heartfelt thank you to Eloise, Tom and Oliver for completing the Hackney Half Marathon in memory of Vathsan, who sadly passed away at the end of April. It’s a wonderful tribute, and their effort and support are really appreciated. 🧡

2. Congratulations to Sarah and Louise on completing the Hemel Hempstead 10K! 🏃‍♀️🎉They are taking part in several running events this year in memory of their nephew Ethan, while raising vital funds for The Ethan King Fund for Ewing Sarcoma Research fund.

3. A massive shoutout to Sam for completing the Worthing Half Marathon! 🏃‍♂️🎉 Running in support of his sister Becky, Sam has raised an incredible amount - an amazing achievement. Thank you, Sam, for your wonderful support!

4. A huge thank you to BBQ On The Green for inviting Lesley & Jeremy from the Liz Clarke- Saul Fund to have a stall at their event recently. A fantastic amount was raised for Liz’s Fund, thank you so much! 🧡

5. A huge thank you to Tesco Branksome Branksome for supporting the Liz Clarke-Saul Fund through their charity bookshelf in April, raising much needed funds into adamantinoma research 📚

6. A big shoutout to Kierans Legacy for taking part in the Wellington Jumble Trail last weekend! Thank you for your fantastic support 🧡

7. A massive well done to Paul for completing the Hackney Half Marathon and raising vital funds in memory of his mum - an amazing achievement 👏🏻🧡

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We're proud to be attending the annual EuSARC Conference in Oslo, representing the bone cancer community and joining leading researchers, clinicians and organisations dedicated to advancing sarcoma research and improving outcomes for patients.

The conference provides an invaluable opportunity to share knowledge, foster collaboration and explore the latest innovations in bone cancer biology, treatment and care.

We're also delighted to have supported several early career researchers through our Skills Development Grants, enabling them to attend the conference, share their research, expand their knowledge and network of contacts and bring back this experience to their ongoing bone sarcoma research.

We look forward to connecting with experts from across Europe and contributing to important conversations that will help drive progress in bone cancer research and care.

It’s , and we want to send our deepest thanks to our incredible volunteers 🤗

Your kindness and dedication mean so much to us and to everyone affected by primary bone cancer - you truly make a difference every single day.

THANK YOU from the bottom of our hearts 🧡

We know a bone cancer diagnosis can feel overwhelming, and having clear, reliable information can make a real difference at such a difficult time.

The Bone Cancer Research Trust is the only UK charity providing dedicated information for every form of primary bone cancer and bone tumour.

We are committed to producing high-quality, evidence-based, accurate and up-to-date information, and we’re proud to hold the PIF TICK, the UK’s only independently assessed quality mark for health information from the Patient Information Forum - PIF.

Our information is designed for anyone who needs it, including patients, their loved ones, and healthcare professionals. The PIF TICK accreditation gives confidence that our resources are trustworthy, evidence-based, and created with patients and healthcare professionals 🧡

Find out more about our information resources: https://ow.ly/i2IU50Z6BeF

From one inspirational vision to international research progress.

In 2001, Liz Clarke-Saul was just 12 when she was diagnosed with adamantinoma, a rare form of bone cancer. In 2018, the disease returned and had spread to her lungs and spine. Liz then made the extraordinary decision to channel her energy into changing the future for other patients.

In 2019, Liz and her husband Jack set up The Liz Clarke-Saul Fund, creating hope where there had been very little research. Liz passed away in July 2020, but her vision continued and became the foundation for the UK’s first adamantinoma research programme that continues today 🧡

Liz’s legacy is driving real progress through international collaboration, with Jack and Liz’s parents, Jeremy and Lesley, recently visiting Professor Judith Bovée at Universiteit Leiden / Leiden University in the Netherlands to see first-hand how this work is bringing us closer to more accurate diagnosis and better outcomes for patients.

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Row 100km in June is back again this year! 🚣‍♂️

Over the past two years our incredible rowers have raised a huge £204,158, improving outcomes for people affected by primary bone cancer through research, information, awareness and support 🧡

Could you challenge yourself to Row 100km in June for our 20th anniversary year?

You can take part in the gym or on the water and you'll have access to our Facebook group and Strava Group - full of support, top tips and like minded rowers to spur you on throughout the month 💪

Here's what you'll receive as part of your challenge:

- Free T-shirt when you register
- BCRT towel when you raise £30
- Exclusive medal when you raise £150

Find out more and register here - https://ow.ly/Hch350Z2GuP

Check out what our amazing fundraisers have been up to this 👇

1. What an incredible sea of orange at The Banbury Triathlon this year with over 40 people taking part for Freddie’s Future! HUGE thank you to everyone who took part and raised a truly incredible amount for research into Ewing sarcoma 🧡

2. Wonderful Freddie’s Future fundraiser, Jago, also smashed the Blenheim 7k at the weekend with an amazing amount raised! 💪

3. Massive shoutout to Jacobi who took on the Blenheim 7k and raised an incredible amount for Freddie’s Future! 🤩

4. Big thank you to Dariel who took on the Plymouth Half Marathon in memory of Alex Lewis and raised an amazing amount for Alex’s Memorial Fund 🥰

5. Well done to Clare, Katie and Shaun who all completed RunThrough Chester Half Marathon in memory of Brandon 🧡

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