Thank you for helping us raise over £280 for Macmillan Cancer Support

17 September 2026
Edward Cooke Macmillan coffee morning raises £250

Our annual Macmillan Coffee Morning took place last week, sending the team into action baking and gathering cakes and other treats ahead of the event which was held at our Chilgrove office. We are delighted to have raised £281.71 for Macmillan - thank you to everyone who came along and contributed. 

Our ongoing support of Macmillan's "World's Biggest Coffee Morning" event is wholeheartedly embraced by our team and something we are really proud to do. As well as being a cause close to our hearts, the coffee morning offered a lovely opportunity to catch up with colleagues at Edward Cooke Family Law, and from firms across Chilgrove Business Centre. 

Lucy Plummer, Executive Assistant at our Chilgrove Office, once again organised the event and commented: 

"Our coffee morning was so well attended again and we are proud to have raised over £280 to continue to support Macmillan and the vital work they do. Huge thanks to all those who made the event such a success."

Macmillan Cancer Support Charity

We are proud to regularly support Macmillan Cancer Support, the UK's leading cancer care charity, raising funds to support their expansive work, which includes: 

  • Service provision: for people living with cancer at each stage of their journey, offering emotional, practical, physical and financial support. 
  • Fundraising: Macmillan are 98% funded by voluntary donations, so fundraising events like our coffee morning are essential to make sure they can continue to deliver on their mission. 
  • Campaign and influence: At nation and local levels, Macmillan run public campaigns, build partnerships and influence decision-makers on all cancer-related policies.
  • Supporting the cancer workforce: Healthcare professionals are supported by Macmillan, who provide up-to-date resources, tools, information and training to help them support people living with cancer. 
  • Research: Macmillan's extensive research programmes help to shape their support and advocacy.  
  • Macmillan at Work: Macmillan offer guidances and resources as part of their workplace training, helping HR professionals and managers feel confident and equipped to support employees affected by cancer. 

To learn more about Macmillan Cancer Support, visit their website here. Should you wish to, donations can be made to Macmillan at any time, via this this link.