Fundraiser hall of fame

Throughout the year, our army of amazing supporters raise vital funds in support of our patients and their families. Join us as we celebrate our fundraisers' achievements and learn about the stories behind the people who support The Christie.

You can also see some more of our fabulous supporters in our fundraiser hall of fame archive.

A photo of a group of men and a woman at a golf fundraising event for The Christie Charity.

Joy Harris and Keith Harrison, Christie fundraisers

“Keith delivered a very moving speech thanking everyone involved… [we were] delighted in the knowledge that it had been such a successful and enjoyable event.”

A photo of Amanda White and 11 other people standing outside a gym called BH Body Hub. The group is standing underneath a balloon arch and members of the group are holding signs reading 'I did it for The Christie', 'We did it for The Christie' and '#TeamChristie'.

Amanda White, Christie fundraiser

“After witnessing the amazing care, kindness and support The Christie have offered my sister and them literally saving her life, I felt like I needed to channel my energy into something positive.”

A photo of Lily Huggins standing in a kitchen and wearing a Christie t-shirt behind a selection of homebaked cakes.

Lily and Jenny Huggins, Christie fundraisers

“Once people started to arrive on the day, the afternoon seemed to go so fast, and we couldn’t believe how much we had raised!”

A photo of Astbury Golf Club captains Ian Coffey and Jane Pickup standing outside The Christie at Macclesfield entrance; both are holding certificates thanking Astbury Golf Club for raising £10, 535.58 for The Christie Charity.

Astbury Golf Club, Christie fundraisers

“To be able to present this cheque to The Christie Charity was a such a humbling but extremely proud moment for all the members of Astbury Golf Club.”

A photo of Christie Charity fundraisers the Blue Light Runners, all wearing blue Christie Charity t-shirts.

Blue Light Runners, Christie fundraisers

“Every donation helps fund vital cancer treatments, research, and support services for those in need. I am deeply grateful for the generosity of everyone who has supported this cause and helped make a positive impact in the fight against cancer.”

A photo of Christie fundraisers Carl and Peter dressed in black and white striped outfits as convicts and both sitting in wheelchairs. The 2 are in front of the sign for Land's End which reads 'New York 3147', 'Isles of Scilly 28', 'Longships Lighthouse 1 1/2', 'John O'Groats 874' and 'Christie's 27th April'.

Carl Eaton and Peter Walsh, Christie fundraisers

“We were deeply honoured and privileged to honour [our friend’s] memory and raise vital funds for The Christie Charity, with the hope of one day eradicating cancer from our lives.”

A photo of Meghan Glynn and the Worsley Wanderers FC women's football team wearing their pink football kit and standing in front of a goal.

Worsley Wanderers FC, Christie fundraisers

“The Christie does amazing work… so many people are affected by cancer and we are so proud to have been able to do this to show our support.”

A photo of the 20 staff members from the team at Siemens in Manchester standing on a spiral staircase.

Siemens Manchester, Christie fundraiser

“I’ve witnessed first-hand what the team do, and [we] could not be more grateful for the outstanding care and understanding… the more we can do to support this great team, the better.”

A photo of Christie Charity fundraiser Charlie Balls in a Christie running vest, wearing a London Marathon medal and holding a green 'I did it for The Christie' sign.

Charlie Balls, Christie fundraiser

“It is important to raise money for The Christie Charity as it improves people’s lives who are needing support by providing world class care along with amazing workers and people.”