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A warm welcome to In Sue's Name
We are extremely pleased and privileged to announce to announce the launch of new Member Charity, In Sue’s Name. We hosted the launch of our newest Member Charity on Thursday 2nd February at our Centre of Excellence in Queen Mary University of London.
In Sue’s Name has been set up by Kathleen and David Taylor in memory of their 42-year-old daughter, Susan Blasotta, who passed away in January 2011; just six weeks after diagnosis with an aggressive glioblastoma brain tumour.
Find out how you can support this incredible charity on their mission to raise £1million in 10 years over on their website.
We are privileged to be supported by numerous Member Charities from across the UK, united with us in our mission to find a cure. Find out more about these collaborations.
In Sue’s Name has been set up by Kathleen and David Taylor in memory of their 42-year-old daughter, Susan Blasotta, who passed away in January 2011; just six weeks after diagnosis with an aggressive glioblastoma brain tumour.
Find out how you can support this incredible charity on their mission to raise £1million in 10 years over on their website.
We are privileged to be supported by numerous Member Charities from across the UK, united with us in our mission to find a cure. Find out more about these collaborations.