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ALT A Guy’s Cancer Charity statement that says: Important Announcement In an effort to better engage with our supporters, we’ve made the decision to discontinue using X as one of our platforms. But don’t worry, you can still find us on Facebook and Instagram for the latest updates, news, and more from us! We’ll link these channels in the thread below, and we’d love to see you over there. While this account will remain active for now, please note that we won’t be posting or moderating on here. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out via our other social channels or visit our website for contact details. We really appreciate your ongoing support. Together, we can help Guy’s Cancer continue to provide seamless personalised treatment and care for every patient, every step of the way.
ALT A photograph of Ted. He is wearing a black jumper and black and a grey shirt.
ALT A Guy's Cancer Charity runner smiling at supporters along the side-line.
ALT A Guy’s Cancer Charity runner at a marathon. They are wearing a teal and navy-blue charity T-shirt. Underneath the image is text on a navy-blue background that says 'Last chance to get 50% off Brighton Marathon!'.
ALT Gary at our Training Evening, standing in front of a Guy's Cancer Charity banner.
ALT Two people standing next to each other, smiling and looking at documents.
ALT Staff and runners for Guy’s and St Thomas’, Evelina London and Guy’s Cancer ready for their 5km run on Training Evening.
ALT Paul standing in front of Guy's and St Thomas' Charity, Evelina London Children's Charity and Guy's Cancer Charity banners.
ALT A collage of Guy's Cancer staff on a navy blue background, with text above that says 'Thank you!'.
ALT White and orange text on a dark blue background that says ‘Together, we are transforming cancer care, one person at a time’.
ALT A nurse and patient about to begin tests inside a mobile cancer unit.
ALT Dr. Miguel Reis Ferreira wears a white shirt, lanyard and glasses. The background is navy blue, there is a teal quotation mark and a quote from Dr. Miguel is written in white.
ALT A marathon runner, surrounded by supporters, cheering with clenched fists. They're wearing an orange jacket and a black shirt. There is a teal banner at the bottom of the image with 'We have Brighton Marathon places available' written in navy blue writing.
ALT 6 supporters waving at camera. 4 of them are wearing blue Guy's Cancer Charity beanies, and 1 is wearing an orange Evelina London Children's Charity beanie. There is an orange banner at the bottom of the image which reads 'Challenge yourself in 2025!' in navy blue writing.