Support Debbie Fund and help find a cure for cervical cancer

        
debbie fund is set up in memory of Debbie Phillips, who died of Cervical Cancer on 11th February 2010. During the progression of Debbie’s disease, it became apparent that there was no dedicated research into a drug treatment specifically for Cervical Cancer. debbie fund was set up to raise sufficient funds to ensure that the necessary research could be carried out by a team of scientists at University College London. Due to the amazing efforts of debbie fund's supporters, research is already under way. Please, follow the Links and find out more about debbie fund. Become a supporter and help prevent other women, wives and mothers, like Debbie, and their families from falling victim to Cervical Cancer.

 

  
Breaking News: Debbie Fund goes over £1million!Thanks to the amazing generosity of its supporters, debbie fund has now raised over £1million in only 21 months. 

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Thank you University of Warwick Ladies' Hockey Club who have chosen debbie fund to benefit from their fundraising events this year. 11 of them heroically ran the Shakespeare Half Marathon on 29th April 2012, in shocking conditions, raising over £2000!R3 Insolvency Practitioners were strictly dancing for debbie fund  at a special event on 9th May at the London Hilton  raising a tremendous £22,000.October 2011- Please support our runner! Alistair Hill is running the Amsterdam marathon on 16th October in aid of debbie fund. Please click here to sponsor him.

Moon Beever solicitors help again-their Quiz Night on 11th October raised £4460 for debbiefund. Thank you to all involved!  

January 2011. The debbie fund research project has now officially started. Dr. Enrique Miranda, an expert in molecular oncology, is now carrying out research at the UCL Cancer Institute into antibody-targeted radiotherapy as a treatment for cervical cancer. Read more.

The "Autumn" Campaign. On the evening of February 10th, 2010, 16-year-old Sarah Phillips picked up her mobile phone and sang Paolo Nutini's "Autumn" into it, without music and pitch perfect. She intended to sing the song at her mother's funeral. Four-and-a-half hours later, Debbie died. Read more... 

Congratulations to all of debbie fund's marathon runners, in London, Boston and Rome, who have so far raised an amazing £59,252 in sponsorship for the debbie fund research programme.
debbie fund Dinner. Eminent Oncologist tells debbie fund supporters: " within ten years...the fund will have made a difference for women with advanced cervical cancer.." Read more.. 

debbie fund Genomics Project
debbie fund is delighted to have been chosen by ICAP to be one of the charities supported by their 2011 Charity Day.  Thanks to Icap's generous support a debbie fund genomics project will commence in the summer of 2012, led by Prof Chris Boshoff. This will look at the genetic changes in cervical cancer tumours and will complement the work on the debbie fund Antibody Therapeutics Project.
             
   Icap Charity Day 7th December 2011
Actors Nat Parker and Imogen Stubbs made guest appearances on the Icap trading floor for debbie fund during this staggeringly successful Charity Day, which raised a staggering £12.75 million for over 200 good causes worldwide.  Sarah Phillips, Richard Sutton-Mattocks (Chairman of the UCL Cancer Institute Research Trust) and Helen Jameson also represented debbie fund.Nathaniel Parker and Imogen Stubbs on the trading floor for debbie fund during the icap charity day.
  

Nathaniel Parker manning the phones for debbie fund during the ICAP Charity Day.
 
  
 

               Fundraising 
The Debbie Fund Ball held in September 2011 at the Hurlingham Club raised a staggering £243,000 for debbie fund thanks to the amazing generosity of its supporters. debbie fund's   Marathon Runners       raise £59,252! 

  

 Katy Phillips, Debbie's elder daughter:   "It took me a while to realise that no distance I ever run will make the pain of losing my mum any less, but with incredible support, I completed the marathon, raising over £12000, and taking Debbie Fund a little bit closer to  preventing other families from going through this pain."Read more

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"I hope that one day a lady will come up to me and tell me that she had cervical cancer, but because of a drug that came out of our research, she survived.” Sarah Phillips (16) 

 



Debbie Phillips

Debbie was born on 22nd October 1961 and tragically died, aged 48, of cervical cancer on 11th February 2010. Wife of Mark, and mother of three wonderful children, she was loved by all who knew her. Read more...