Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Tom Gordon is set to host a community bake sale to mark the 100th anniversary Yorkshire Cancer Research.
Tom will host the fundraising sale on Wednesday 13th August from 12–2pm at Christ Church.
The event is part of the charity’s Big Birthday Brew campaign, which invites people across the region to host tea parties during Afternoon Tea Week (11–17 August) in support of Yorkshire Cancer Research.
Every donation supports life-saving research that is helping to improve early diagnosis and treatment for people living with cancer in Yorkshire and beyond.
Tom said:
“Yorkshire has some of the highest cancer incidence and mortality rates in England – and that must change.
“Yorkshire Cancer Research is at the forefront of tackling these challenges through cutting-edge research, earlier diagnoses, and improving access to care.”
Tom has long supported the work of Yorkshire Cancer Research and was keen to take part in their centenary celebrations.
He’s encouraging local residents to attend the bake sale, contribute if they can, and learn more about the important work the charity is doing in the region.
He added:
“For 100 years, the charity has made a real and lasting difference to people’s lives across our region. I’m proud to support their work – both in Parliament and in our local community.
“This bake sale is a brilliant way to support their mission, bring people together, and celebrate 100 years of life-saving progress. I’d encourage everyone to come along, learn more, and help raise vital funds!”

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