Supporting Cancer Services Since 1979
We support the cancer services at the Royal United Hospital (RUH) in Bath by raising funds for vital equipment, enhanced facilities, and essential services that fall outside of NHS funding. You have helped us raise over £6,500,00 since 1979.
Thanks to having no premises or paid staff, and being run by a dedicated team of volunteers who typically cover their own expenses, the Bath Cancer Unit Support Group operates with minimal overheads—allowing 90–95% of all funds raised to go directly to support projects.
Volunteering
Thinking about volunteering for The Bath Cancer Unit Support Group? We’re led by a dedicated, knowledgeable board of trustees and around 100 volunteer fundraisers. They, alongside trustees from the Royal United Hospital support the work of The Bath Cancer Unit Support Group.
Volunteering with the Bath Cancer Unit Support Group is an opportunity to make a real difference. Not only will you enjoy a truly rewarding experience and gain new skills.
Get in touch to find out more about becoming a trustee and volunteering with The Bath Cancer Unit Support Group.
We’re looking for volunteers to collect donations at events and locations such as: Trowbridge, Frome, Bradford on Avon, Bath, Football matches and Local stores.
The Bath Cancer Unit Support Group has local branches in Trowbridge and Frome, and we’re looking to expand into Bradford on Avon, Bath, and beyond. Each branch helps raise vital funds through bucket collections at local events, festivals, and stores.
Latest trustee opportunities.
Trustees share formal responsibility for the charity and must act in its best interests, regardless of how they’re elected or appointed. Some trustees may take on specific roles on the board, such as chair, vice-chair, secretary and treasurer.
These roles are often known as honorary officer roles, and can only take on specific duties if they’ve been authorised to do so.
The Chair person: (Details Soon)
Secretary: (Details Soon)