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Want to run, bake, or stream for a good cause?

Fundraising is an easy way to support our work and raise awareness of the life-changing impacts of scarring.

We’re thrilled to have you here, considering lending your support to our research. Your generosity truly makes a difference. Whether you’re an experienced fundraiser or just starting out, your efforts play a crucial role in helping us deliver scar free healing within a generation.

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You can easily start your fundraiser on JustGiving for The Scar Free Foundation using the purple button below.

If you have any questions, please contact Rob Dickinson, Head of Fundraising at [email protected].

We’re happy to help you set up your fundraiser with official logos and photos of our amazing Ambassadors and supporters.

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Hemani wears a blue jumpsuit and is attached to a skydive instructor wearing a parachute. They sail through the sky at 12,000 feet and there are patchwork green fields far below them and blue sky and clouds above them.

Scar Free Trustee’s skydive lands thousands for research

Scar Free Trustee and Ambassador Dr Hemani Modasia-Shah completed a fundraising skydive, shortly after supporting the first ever Scar Free Foundation Community Event. Image credit: Go Skydive

Read: Scar Free Trustee’s skydive lands thousands for research
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Three images form a website banner: Image 1 shows Hannah Waterhouse on a multicoloured lit stage, accepting her poster prize award in front of a projector screen. Hannah has long blonde hair, wears a pink Adidas t-shirt, and white trousers.

Assistant psychologist wins £100 Craniofacial Poster Prize sponsored by The Scar Free Foundation

Hannah Waterhouse’s poster ‘Growing up with a cleft: What children know and how families understand’ won The Scar Free Foundation’s £100 poster prize

Read: Assistant psychologist wins £100 Craniofacial Poster Prize sponsored by The Scar Free Foundation
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Richard, Char and Hemani stand in a line with a screen between Hemani and Charlotte. Hemani wears a yellow and cream shirt and trouser outfit, Charlotte wears a black top and trousers, and Richard wears beige trousers, a pink shirt, and a blazer. The screen has a red display and reads 'The Scar Free Foundation' in white. The three stand in a brightly lit room. From the left: Lieutenant General Richard Nugee, Charlotte Coates (Head of Research at The Scar Free Foundation), Hemani Modasia-Shah (a GP, and Scar Free Foundation Trustee and Ambassador)

Thank you for joining our first ever Scar Free Foundation Community Event!

The Scar Free Foundation’s first ever Community Event on keloid scarring brought together clinicians and those with lived experience for an inclusive, informal community evening.

Read: Thank you for joining our first ever Scar Free Foundation Community Event!

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