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Club 10
Club 10 is a community of visionary businesses dedicated to helping fund the ATICUS Network, the world's first national infrastructure for life-saving paediatric stem-cell transplant trials.
Cure Leukaemia is immensely proud to announce the launch of Club 10, an exciting new initiative created to provide vital, sustained funding for the ATICUS Paediatric Transplant Trials Network.
Blood cancer is the most common cancer in children and teens, and currently there is no co-ordinated way for children to access potentially life-saving clinical trials – that’s why we’re dedicated to opening the ATICUS Network as quickly as possible.
This is a call to action for visionary businesses. This is your opportunity to come together, join a community of forward thinking businesses and collectively champion ground-breaking innovation that saves lives.
Your support will fuel the ATICUS Network, the world’s first national infrastructure dedicated to paediatric stem-cell transplant trials.
By pledging £10,000 annually, Club 10 Members provide the reliable and consistent income required to deliver critical, practice-changing clinical trials, and give the leading paediatric clinicians the ability to open the network as soon as possible.
You won’t just be donating; you’ll be investing in the collective corporate responsibility to transform outcomes for children undergoing stem cell transplants.
The ATICUS Network
The ATICUS Paediatric Transplant Trials Network is more than just an initiative – it is a lifeline. Across eleven leading children’s hospitals, life-saving clinical trials can offer children with blood cancer the chance of a future they might otherwise be denied. Every breakthrough, every new treatment, and every child given hope comes at a cost – £1 million each year to keep this vital work alive.
That’s why we created Club 10 – a community of visionary businesses who recognise the power of coming together to make a real difference. By pledging £10,000 annually, you will stand shoulder to shoulder with Cure Leukaemia, giving children and their families renewed hope when they need it most.
Professor Persis Amrolia of Great Ormond Street Hospital on how the ATICUS Network will change the way children with blood cancer are treated
As a Club 10 Member, you will:
- Receive exclusive quarterly updates on the progress of the pioneering ATICUS Network – so you can witness how your commitment is driving innovation in childhood leukaemia treatment.
- Have the opportunity to meet the inspirational clinicians and dedicated research nurses across the network who are turning your support into hope for young patients.
- Hear directly from the children and families whose lives your generosity is transforming, through regular personal updates.
- Be celebrated at our annual Club 10 Thank You Dinner, where you and your guests will join fellow members, researchers, and patients for an unforgettable evening of inspiration and gratitude.
By joining Club 10, you are not just donating – you are helping to rewrite the future for children battling leukaemia. Together, we can accelerate progress, transform treatments, and most importantly, save lives.
Will you take your place in Club 10 and help us bring hope to every child who deserves the chance of tomorrow?
We'd Love To Hear From You
For more information on how your organisation can get involved please contact Bhupinder Dhillon – our Business Development Manager.
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