Some much needed fun......

Eazi Business • April 29, 2020

Dear Friends of Hope

We want to help cure the lockdown boredom and isolation blues! We’ve created some fun activities that you can get your friends and family involved in over video calls because we know how important it is to stay connected right now!


All we ask is that you make a small donation to us to help us to fund vital and life-saving cancer research in our local Leicester NHS Trust Hospitals.

As you know many of our annual fundraising events have been cancelled for the foreseeable future, so your donations are #NeverMoreNeeded than what they are right now!

To help us continue our fantastic work please text FORHOPE 5 to 70470 to make a £5 donation!

Our first activity that we hope you enjoy is a virtual Quiz! You can download it here!

Keep your eyes peeled for more activities coming soon!


Hope Against Cancer Virtual Quiz

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