Supporting Melanoma UK via the '1804 Campaign' playing the NYCDA Weekly Draw is a great way to help the charity's ongoing nationwide education and awareness activities.
About Melanoma UK

Melanoma UK is the UK's leading Melanoma skin cancer charity. Our mission is to educate and increase awareness of the dangers of Melanoma as this disease does not discriminate by age, race or gender.
We work hard to provide funds for vital research with regards to the development of drugs to prolong and preserve quality of life. In addition, we are here to provide patient support and a community for those affected by the disease.
Unfortunately, 2,500 people a year die from Melanoma, however 86% of melanomas are curable with early detection. Over 14,000 new cases were diagnosed last year which is why now more ever our work is so vital and we need your support.
For more information, please see 'where do the proceeds go' section below or the following:
Telephone: 0161 672 9779
Email: 1804campaign@melanomauk.org.uk
Why everyone's a winner
The great thing about our partnership with the NYCDA Weekly Draw is that not only do you get the chance to win cash every week, the partnership allows Melanoma UK to raise £1,000s each year to help it grow and support our nationwide programme of work.

Every time you play you support our commitment to help raise awareness of the signs, symptoms and dangers of Melanoma.
Every time you play...
Every time you play you support the '1804 Campaign' to raise funds and awareness of Melanoma UK's core goals.
£1,000s in cash prizes every week

You could win a max of £10,000 via the Rollover prize whilst supporting Melanoma UK's aims and objectives.
Where do the proceeds go?
All proceeds from the '1804 Campaign' between NYCDA and Melanoma UK will be dividing towards supporting education-based activities, research grants, the supporting of patients and funding medical equipment.
Specific examples of this great work see one of our hugely valued ambassadors David Utterly doing an education and awareness presentation at Jewson's Live. Here we are particularly focused on protecting outdoor workers and educating them on the risks of skin cancer.
Recently we have been involved via the 1804 Garden at RHS Tatton Flower show. Central to the garden design and concept was the raising awareness of skin cancer for people that spend time outdoors. Anyone enjoying this popular pastime may not think to protect themselves from the sun in their own garden the same way they would if they were abroad.
Please see below a snapshot of some of the fantastic activities you are supporting, the positive impact it can have and some recent winners of big prizes.



