The money raised for Macmillan through Pennies has so far helped this vital service run not for minutes or hours, but for more than a day, touching the lives of around 350 individuals because your pennies donations have contributed over £10,000 to date and the support line costs Macmillan £8,843 to run every day replying to around 329 calls and emails.
The Support Line gets a huge range of queries, from questions about claiming benefits to worries about how to talk to children about a terminal diagnosis. One of the people who answers these calls is Cancer Information and Support Manager Zoe. Along with her colleagues, Zoe works to ensure that anyone who calls up gets all the information and help they need from the whole team at Macmillan.
“We don’t just deal with the patient, we deal with everyone affected by cancer,” says Zoe. “So it could be that sisters, mums, dads, children call us, talking about their feelings or wanting more information to support the people affected by cancer.”
Since 2011, GOSH Charity has received over £2.6 million through Pennies micro-donations, funding vital care, research, and facilities—helping children like Paris overcome incredible challenges and find new possibilities.
Since 2023, Booths has partnered with Pennies to raise funds for various local and national charities, including BAGS for Strife, raising over £28,000 through micro-donations. BAGS for Strife was set up by people who have lost loved ones to suicide. BAGS for Strife provides specially curated bags filled with items designed to help individuals navigate their grief.
Since 2015, Domino’s have raised over £6 million via Pennies for the Teenage Cancer Trust through micro-donations, supporting young people with cancer across the UK.
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