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Online Card Shop You can now buy your greeting cards online in our brand new online Card Shop. Find out more >
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Challenge Events - Is running not your cup of tea, or do you simply fancy something different? Why not jump out of a plane, or trek the Sahara Desert? Find out more >
Running Events - Each year thousands of runners take part in one of the hundreds of races across the UK. Why not make your running debut in 2012 by running for the Neuroblastoma Alliance? Find out more >
Your own event - If running a marathon is not for you, why not create your own fundraiser! We can help by providing ideas, event planning help and of course a fundraising toolkit. Find out more >
In November, Yvonne Brown will run the Antarctic Ice Marathon to raise money for Robyn Higgins, Emma Hoolin and Sadie Rose Clifford. Yvonne will be the fifth British woman to attempt the marathon. Find out more >
Heart FM's charity, Have a Heart, is supporting the Neuroblastoma Alliance! Over 130 Have a Heart runners in the 2012 Brighton Marathon are raising funds for children with neuroblastoma and ChildLine. Find out more >
Pirbright and Aldershot residents raise money for local childhood cancer sufferers Adam Bird and Robyn Higgins in back-to-back marathon Find out more >
Neil Parish, MP for Tiverton and Honiton, asks Paul Burstow, Minister for the Department of Health, why PCTs are not funding children to take part in the German treatment trials. Find out more >
For press enquiries please call Ingrid Marson on 01707 328 511, call the office on 020 8203 0100 or get in touch with us using the contact form
Adam Sandells, the boy that brought sunshine into every room
In May 2007, Adam was diagnosed with neuroblastoma. He had tumours in his abdomen, bone marrow and over a third of his skull. Adam immediately began a course of treatment involving chemotherapy... Find out more >
Ben Lee – a precious son
In December 2010, baby Ben was diagnosed with stage 4 MYC-N amplified high risk neuroblastoma. As well as a primary tumour attached to his right kidney which measured 11cm, Ben had widespread disease... Find out more >
Felix White - an inspiration to many
In February of 2009, four year old Felix began to complain of a sore back which then progressed to a limp in his left leg. After being admitted into Royal Marsden hospital, it was discovered that Felix had stage four neuroblastoma. Find out more >
Hannah Edwards, the bravest girl in the world
Shortly after turning three in May 2003, Hannah began waking through the night in discomfort and lost her appetite. Parents David and Clare started to worry when Hannah... Find out more >
Jack Brown - a very special child
In January 2005, Jack Brown developed a limp and after spending over three weeks in Barnet General and Great Ormond Street Hospitals was diagnosed with stage four neuroblastoma. In March 2005... Find out more >
Jacob Marsland – his spirit lives on
In January 2007, Jacob began to experience severe stomach pains which were thought to be caused by a stomach bug, virus or food poisoning. When the stomach pains were replaced by a limp... Find out more >

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