The Orange Foundation has donated a collection of wigs, headwear and accessories, including items owned by Emma Aindow-Gregory, to the Wig and Scarf Room in Stalybridge. For many, hair loss through cancer treatment is more than just a physical change. Hair loss can affect people’s identity, confidence and emotional well-being. Having access to quality […]
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The Orange Foundation has announced that The Glitter Ball will be held on Saturday 13 June 2026, at Preston Grasshoppers RFC. The evening reception begins at 6.30pm, with dinner served at 7.30pm. Tickets are available to purchase now, and are priced at £75 per person, which includes wine and a delicious four-course meal prepared by […]
Meet Corrina from Kirkham, who is living with acute myeloid leukaemia. After a heartbreaking experience in which she was defrauded of more than £1,000 by a wigmaker who vanished with her money, her story was featured in the local press. When The Orange Foundation heard what had happened, the team reached out to Corrina directly, offering […]
Meet Jane, one of our dedicated trustees and a close friend of the late Emma Aindow-Gregory – the inspiration behind our charity’s beginnings. The Orange Foundation was established in Emma’s memory after she lived courageously with Stage 4 bowel cancer for four-and-a-half-years, and today her legacy continues through the work we do and the people […]
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A Blackburn running club has raised more than £800 for The Orange Foundation after choosing it as its Christmas charity choice for 2025. Blackburn Social Runners and Walkers, led by local man Chris Jolliffe, raised the cash over three of its December runs; a Thursday evening three-miler around Darwen, a Saturday fancy dress four-mile run […]
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Jeannette from Lancashire underwent treatment for breast cancer in 2022/2023, but was left suffering with lymphoedema1 – a painful swelling caused by a build-up of fluid in the body’s tissues. The Orange Foundation funded Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) sessions for Jeannette. How did you find out about The Orange Foundation? It was through Cancer Help at […]
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Oliver completes gruelling APEX Everest challenge for cancer support charity The Orange Foundation A local Royal Marine Commando has conquered the equivalent of Mount Everest to raise funds for a charity set up in memory of his mum. Oliver Gregory, from Hutton, completed the APEX Everest Challenge to raise more than £2,760 for Preston-based charity […]
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Paul Schneider is a three-time cancer survivor and the host of Hear the Roar – a podcast dedicated to sharing stories, insights, and support for anyone affected by cancer. Through his own journey, Paul brings honesty, hope, and a relatable voice to important conversations around life, treatment, and resilience. “The Orange Foundation has provided a level of […]
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Oliver Gregory is undertaking this year’s Apex Everest challenge in memory of his mum Emma, and to raise funds for The Orange Foundation, which provides practical support for people living with cancer. Oliver, who is a serving Royal Marine Commando, will be quite literally following in his mum’s footsteps as he aims to summit the […]
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We are proud to announce that The Orange Foundation, established to provide practical support to people living with cancer, has welcomed its first corporate charity partner. Preston-based Sentinel Corporate Risk has selected The Orange Foundation as its chosen charity for the 2025/26 financial year. The independent Chartered Insurance Broker provides expert advice and guidance on […]
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