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If two people gave £2 a month for a year, we could buy special chemicals called restriction enzymes, which act like molecular scissors to cut long strands of DNA, allowing our scientists to find out more about the genes that can cause cancer.

Just £5 a month for a year could buy a pipette that precisely measures tiny amounts of liquid, making sure our scientists get accurate results in their experiments.

£8 a month for a year could buy a Wright-Giemsa cell staining kit, which our scientists use to distinguish between different types of blood cells.

If 800 people gave £10 a month for a year, this could buy an automatic microscope, which allows our scientists to film individual cancer cells and find out more about their behaviour.

If 1,000 people gave £15 a month for a year, this could fund the PETReAtrial, which aims to help doctors decide how to treat lymphoma.