Joseph Cleal
The 'Lads' Stand Up to Cancer
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Nice one, you’ve arrived at my Game On fundraising page. This April, I’ll be gaming like a boss to help raise money and level-up Stand Up To Cancer’s life-saving research with the help of some friends. This epic research takes breakthroughs in the lab transforming them into treatments and cures like a cancer drug that acts as a ‘freeze ray’ and a way of making cancer cells self-destruct. Dig deep and sponsor me now. Donating through this page is simple, fast and secure. Your details are safe with Cancer Research UK. On Saturday 22nd April I will game for 6 hours straight to help raise money for Stand Up to Cancer. Any donations are much appreciated however big or small. Although I enjoy gaming (so this will not be much of a challenge), I still feel that it is a good way for me to help contribute towards raising money for charity (as there is no way I could run a marathon). I will try and stream the gaming and will update the time that I will be attempting this nearer to the weekend. Many thanks to everyone who can donate :)
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Stand Up to Cancer: LIFE-SAVING RESEARCH
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