How your donation is spent
94 pence in every £1 of your donations are spent on direct research and research support costs.
See what we spend on and our income
This information below is intended to provide a summary of the information contained in the Statement of Financial Activities of the ICR, part of the full audited annual accounts.
To view the full annual accounts and the auditors’ opinion on these accounts, see the Annual Report and Financial Statements 2023 (PDF, 2.9MB). The accounts are also available, on request, from 123 Old Brompton Road, London, SW7 3RP.
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![icr-income-2023 Pie chart illustrating the breakdown of a £138.6m total income for 2022/23, including research grants (47%), body income (21%), royalty income (14%), donations (9%), investments (7%), and tuition fees (2%).](/images/default-source/in-page-imagery/icr-income-2023.png?sfvrsn=cca7ae01_1)
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Supporter Story
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Donor stories
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The Bob Champion Cancer Trust
The Bob Champion Cancer Trust are funding research projects that will help us understand cancer risk and predict the evolution of a patient's prostate cancer.
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Dr Sally Gold
Husband’s memory inspires donation towards novel lung cancer research.
Leon Gold’s love for life has inspired his wife Sally to leave an in-memory gift to us, after he tragically passed away from lung cancer in April 2012.
![VickyRoulstone_OracleCancerTrust_874x492 Vicky Roulstone is studying for a PhD funded by the Oracle Cancer Trust](/images/default-source/stories/vickyroulstone_oraclecancertrust_874x492.tmb-hbmobile.jpg?Culture=en&sfvrsn=e2a1b1db_4)
The Oracle Cancer Trust
The Oracle Cancer Trust supports the development of pioneering scientific and clinical investigations in the field of head and neck cancer. Over the past few years the Trust has generously supported a number of our cutting-edge research projects, with awards totalling more than £1 million.