Raise money for vital neuroblastoma research during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month this September - in your pyjamas!
We might not be able to have real sleepovers with our family or friends right now, so have a virtual sleepover instead - just donate £5 to wear your PJs for a day at home, work or school.
HELP FIGHT CHILDHOOD CANCER - IN YOUR PJS!
Simply text CCAM5 to 70470* and donate £5
Wear your PJs and share your #PJPose photo
Nominate a friend to strike a #PJPose and help fight childhood cancer, together
Having a child with neuroblastoma can sadly often mean regular 'sleepovers' in hospital, for intensive treatment which can last for days or weeks. Every pound we raise can help fund vital research and develop kinder, more effective treatment for children with neuroblastoma. Thank you.
HAVE A VIRTUAL LITTLE SLEEPOVER
Help raise more vital funds. Have a virtual Little Sleepover this World Cancer Research Day on Thursday 24 September and wear your PJs with family, friends or colleagues!
Register online and download your FREE virtual Little Sleepover pack, full of helpful tips to make your virtual sleepover a big success!
Ask everyone at work or school to donate £5 to wear their pyjamas for a day. If you’re having a sleepover with the family, you could donate £10.
Download fun resources to entertain the kids!
Take some sleepover snaps, strike a #PJPose and share on social media - remember to tag @neuroblastomauk
Evie and her sister Ella
HOW WILL WEARING MY PYJAMAS HELP?
By wearing your PJs for a day and donating just £5, you can help researchers develop kinder, more effective treatments for children with neuroblastoma.
Most children diagnosed with neuroblastoma are under the age of five, just like Evie, pictured above. Evie needed months of intensive chemotherapy and surgery to remove two tumours and today, she is a confident, happy little girl. Read Evie’s story >
Sadly, despite a long road of treatment, sometimes parents are given the devastating news that their child cannot be cured. For those children who do survive, the drugs used to save them may cause long-lasting damage to their physical and mental health. We must change this.
Your support is never more needed. With your help, we can save more young lives. Thank you.