2023
People’s Choice Award 2023 £350,000-£1 million turnover
Judges’ Award 2023 £350,000-£1 million turnover
The Bradley Lowery Foundation was established in August 2017 after six year old Bradley Lowery lost his fight to Stage 4 High Risk Neuroblastoma, a rare and aggressive form of childhood cancer.
In 2013, his mum, Gemma, started a fundraising campaign to raise funds to get Bradley treatment in the USA, which was not available in the UK. The campaign was very successful and with the support of thousands of people, raised over £1.3m, as well as vital awareness for Neuroblastoma and childhood cancer in general. And these donations, provided the funding base for the charity.
The aim of the charity since it was established is to help support all families who need to fundraise for medical treatment or equipment not available on the NHS.
Our short video campaign above sets out to raise awareness of what the Bradley Lowery Foundation does and how it has already helped families up and down the country. The BLF can help families over come a variety of challenges, by supporting them to fundraise for life saving medical treatment, equipment and the best end of life care.
We hope as many families as possible that need help fund-raising see this video and work with the BLF to achieve their goals and support those they care for in the best way possible.
The Bradley Lowery Foundation was established in August 2017 after six year old Bradley Lowery lost his fight to Stage 4 High Risk Neuroblastoma, a rare and aggressive form of childhood cancer.
In 2013, his mum, Gemma, started a fundraising campaign to raise funds to get Bradley treatment in the USA, which was not available in the UK. The campaign was very successful and with the support of thousands of people, raised over £1.3m, as well as vital awareness for Neuroblastoma and childhood cancer in general. And these donations, provided the funding base for the charity.
The aim of the charity since it was established is to help support all families who need to fundraise for medical treatment or equipment not available on the NHS.
We align with the following UN Sustainable Development Goals:
