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Bone Cancer Research Trust The Bone Cancer Research Trust is the leading charity dedicated to fighting primary bone cancer.

Our mission is to save lives and improve outcomes for people affected by primary bone cancer through research, information, awareness and support.

We're heading to Sheffield today to get everything ready for tomorrow's Bone Cancer Community Conference, and we can't w...
16/10/2026

We're heading to Sheffield today to get everything ready for tomorrow's Bone Cancer Community Conference, and we can't wait to see you all.

It's going to be a wonderful day bringing our community together to connect, share experiences and learn from one another.

If you're travelling to the conference, we'd love to see your journey. Share photos of your way down and tag us on social media, and we'll try to feature as many as we can on our stories.

Safe travels and see you tomorrow! 🧡

🧡 A huge to the amazing pupils, staff and families at Danetree Primary School, who came together for Zevefest in June ...
15/10/2026

🧡 A huge to the amazing pupils, staff and families at Danetree Primary School, who came together for Zevefest in June in support of their friend and fellow pupil, Zeve.

Our staff were honoured to attend the event, meet Zeve and his family, and witness the incredible community spirit that surrounded him.

Following Zeve's passing, we're especially grateful to members of his community, including Miss Twomey, who recently took on the Royal Parks Half Marathon. Thank you for supporting Bone Cancer Research Trust, raising awareness of primary bone cancer and honouring Zeve's memory.

To everyone who has supported Zeve and his family, thank you. Your compassion, generosity and commitment to raising awareness will leave a lasting impact.

🧡

Jessica, You Are Amazing! Three incredible challenges. One very special reason. And an outstanding £12,611.70 raised for...
12/10/2026

Jessica, You Are Amazing!

Three incredible challenges. One very special reason. And an outstanding £12,611.70 raised for Bone Cancer Research Trust.

To mark turning 30, Jessica took on:
🏃‍♀️ The London Marathon
🏊‍♀️ A 33km swim
💪 A full-distance Ironman in Italy

All in memory of her dad, who Jessica sadly lost to bone cancer.

Jessica has turned heartbreak into something truly powerful, pushing herself to the limit to help create hope for other people and families affected by primary bone cancer.

Raising £12,611.70 is an incredible achievement, and we can't thank you enough, Jessica. Your determination, resilience and love for your dad have shone through every challenge you've taken on.

We also know this journey wouldn't have been the same without the support of Luis by your side.

From everyone at Bone Cancer Research Trust, thank you. Your support helps us fund vital research and work towards a future with better, kinder treatments for people affected by primary bone cancer.

Your dad would be so proud. 🧡

10/10/2026

Trust in Us: Looking Ahead

Will Burchell, Chief Executive of Bone Cancer Research Trust:

As Bone Cancer Awareness Week comes to a close, I'd like to reflect on a word that has shaped this year's campaign: trust.

At Bone Cancer Research Trust, trust is at the heart of everything we do. Every day, people affected by primary bone cancer place their trust in us, whether that's by turning to our information, sharing their experiences, supporting our work or helping shape the future of the charity. That trust is a privilege, and one we never take for granted.

What makes BCRT special is the community at its heart. Patients, families, healthcare professionals, researchers, supporters and volunteers all play a role in guiding our work. By listening to their experiences and learning from their insights, we can ensure we remain focused on what matters most to those affected by bone cancer.

We are incredibly grateful to everyone who chooses to place their trust in us. We know that trust must be earned, and we strive to do that by listening carefully, being honest and putting our community at the centre of every decision we make.

As we mark 20 years of Bone Cancer Research Trust, we're also looking to the future. The world will continue to change, bringing new opportunities and new challenges. But one thing will remain constant: our commitment to the people we serve.

For the next 20 years and beyond, trust will continue to underpin everything we do. It will guide how we listen, how we work and how we support the bone cancer community.

Thank you for being part of that journey, and thank you for trusting us to be part of yours.

Good luck to everyone taking part in the Royal Parks Half Marathon this weekend! 🧡We’re incredibly grateful to every mem...
10/10/2026

Good luck to everyone taking part in the Royal Parks Half Marathon this weekend! 🧡

We’re incredibly grateful to every member of Team BCRT running to support Bone Cancer Research Trust. This year, we have our biggest ever Royal Parks team taking on the challenge, including a few of our own staff members.

If you're running, we'd love to see your journey. Whether it's race prep, travelling to the start line, meeting fellow runners or crossing that finish line, please share your photos and videos with us. Tag us on social media or send them our way so we can celebrate with you.

Keep an eye out for our staff and volunteers at cheer points along the course. We'll be there supporting you every step of the way.

Thank you for being part of Team BCRT and best of luck for race day! 🧡

In April 2011, Pete was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in his left femur. His treatment involved intensive chemotherapy, mu...
09/10/2026

In April 2011, Pete was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in his left femur. His treatment involved intensive chemotherapy, multiple operations and, ultimately, an amputation that changed his life.

Over the years, Pete has become a trusted voice within the bone cancer community. He has shared his story to raise awareness, contributed to our information resources, offered peer-to-peer support, spoken at the Bone Cancer Conference, raised funds and become an ambassador. By sharing his experiences openly and honestly, Pete has helped others feel understood, informed and less alone at some of the most difficult moments in their lives.

Pete's story shows what trust looks like in action. By sharing his experiences, supporting others and helping shape the resources we provide, he has helped build the connections that bring the bone cancer community together, ensuring that more people can access support from those who truly understand what they're going through.

Thank you, Pete, for the trust you have placed in us over the years, and for everything you do to support others affected by bone cancer.

Your willingness to share your experiences and help others continues to make a lasting difference across our community 🧡

At 22 years old, Tom Sheffle turned to the Bone Cancer Research Trust when he was diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma. The Bone...
09/10/2026

At 22 years old, Tom Sheffle turned to the Bone Cancer Research Trust when he was diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma. The Bone Cancer Research Trust supported Tom and his family through an incredibly difficult time. Since then, he has raised an incredible amount of funds for our work through challenges including marathons, triathlons and a 215-mile ultramarathon, and now continues to support the bone cancer community as an ambassador and through his Special Fund.

Having experienced first-hand the importance of trusted support during a bone cancer diagnosis, Tom has spent years turning that trust into action. Through fundraising, raising awareness and sharing his story, he is helping to ensure that other families affected by bone cancer have access to the support, information and hope that made such a difference to him and his family.

Tom shared "Becoming an ambassador for the Bone Cancer Research Trust is my way of giving back and helping others facing the challenges I once did. I want to inspire hope, raise awareness, and ensure that every family affected by bone cancer receives the vital support that made such a difference for me and my family."

Thank you, Tom, for everything you have done, and continue to do, for the bone cancer community. From taking on extraordinary challenges to sharing your story, raising awareness and supporting others through your ambassador role and Special Fund, your commitment is helping to drive progress and bring hope to families affected by bone cancer. 🧡

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