The Summer 2019 issue of Barts Charity Extra is out now.
Find out how your donations are helping hundreds of children, learn about the researchers working to fight cancer and read about Millie's fundraising in memory of her fiancé.
We fund ground-breaking research, state-of-the-art equipment and innovative healthcare projects that change lives.
By supporting five hospitals and six medical research institutes, we bring extraordinary healthcare to the 2.5m people of East London and many more patients throughout the UK.
Royal London Hospital nurse Jessica Anderson has gained global public support after Guinness World Records claimed that the nurse’s scrubs she wore to complete the London Marathon did not meet their criteria for a nurse’s uniform.
Guinness World Records have now overturned their decision, making Jessica a rightful world record holder!
The experts at Barts Cancer Institute are internationally recognised for their outstanding cancer research.
Over the last two years, we've awarded them £10 million to focus on five translatable research projects which have been identified as key targets for research in the next decade.
Building work has begun at Whipps Cross Hospital's Women's and Neonatal Unit thanks to our recent funding. Our £6.8m grant will transform the unit to benefit 50,000 local families over the next 10 years.
Research and care will go hand-in-hand to drive improvements for women, babies and their families.
The research and care that we fund are supported by your donations.
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This year, four inspiring runners join the Hackney Half Marathon for us. Marianne, Angela and Michael spoke to us about why they are passionate about raising money for their hospitals.
The BMJ Awards are the UK’s top medical awards programme. We are delighted that one of our trustees, Dame Parveen Kumar, as well as a charity-supported project at The Royal London Hospital was...
Royal London Hospital nurse Jessica Anderson has gained global public support after Guinness World Records claimed her nurse’s scrubs did not meet their criteria for a nurse’s uniform.
After months of training, fundraising and more training, our team of 15 runners crossed the finish line of one of the biggest races of the years - the London Marathon.