THE TOM CLARKE FOUNDATION

Helping lives affected by Crohn's disease, Colitis and Cancer

WHAT WE DO

A Helping Hand

The Tom Clarke Foundation has been set up for the public benefit and relief of those who are suffering or who have suffered with Cancer, Crohn’s & Colitis and who may require Hospice care who reside permanently or temporarily in the United Kingdom.

“We would like to try and raise as much money as possible supporting the types of charities that Tom was keen to support. Hopefully with the continued breakthroughs in medical science there may be another “Tom” in the future that will receive a better prognosis. Please consider supporting The Tom Clarke Foundation”.

Scott & Gill Clarke

OUR CAUSES

It Starts With The Will To Make A Difference

We work hard everyday to better the lives of our charity's recipients through our many causes. This includes helping people rebuild lives following serious illness, funding charities and organisations who are undertaking research into the development of new treatments, allowing those in financial difficulty afford medial care, take on new treatment or go through palliative support. We also provide funding for research into Crohn's disease and Cancer. Learn more about our efforts and how working together can make a lasting impact! Contact us if you’d like more information on how to donate or volunteer.

REBUILD LIVES FOLLOWING SERIOUS ILLNESS

Organisation's that help people to rebuild their lives following a serious illness, diagnosis, or operation with the aim of easing the financial burden placed on those individuals and families.

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DEVELOPMENT OF NEW TREATMENTS

Charities and organisation’s undertaking research into the development of new treatments and cures of Cancer, Crohn’s disease and Colitis.

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AFFORDING MEDICAL CARE

Organisation’s that help people to afford medical care and expand their potential for treatment options enabling access to private medical care, including hospitals, hospices and medical centres to be used for the furtherance of treatment and patient capacity.

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