MJ Awards fundraising for Public Sector Challenge

Jun 20, 2025

Becky Beevers

Bringing the public sector together for a brighter future

In 2025, the MJ Awards have chosen to fundraise for Cancer Research UK and British Heart Foundation who are the charities for the Public Sector Challenge. We work closely with the public sector, and supported the challenge last year, and wanted to continue our support in 2025.

Cancer Research UK and British Heart Foundation fund research that is already making a difference in their respective fields, research that has the power to bring hope and change lives for years to come. But they need our help to keep doing this.

Join us in fundraising for them at the awards and help us build a brighter future for people affected by cancer or heart disease.

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Our vision is a world free from the fear of heart and circulatory diseases. We raise money to research cures and treatments, so we can give people more time with the ones they love.

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Cancer Research UK is the world's leading charity dedicated to research on the causes, treatment and prevention of cancer. Every donation helps to beat cancer.

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Jun 20, 2025

MJ Awards fundraising for Public Sector Challenge

Bringing the public sector together for a brighter future In 2025, the MJ Awards have chosen to fundraise for Cancer Research UK and British Heart Foundation who are the charities for the Public Sector Challenge. We work closely with the public sector, and supported the challenge last year, and wanted to continue our support in 2025. Cancer Research UK and British Heart Foundation fund research that is already making a difference in their respective fields, research that has the power to bring hope and change lives for years to come. But they need our help to keep doing this. Join us in fundraising for them at the awards and help us build a brighter future for people affected by cancer or heart disease.

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