Andy has a background in Design and Marketing working for conference, exhibitions and live events companies.

For the last 24 years he has run his own web design company in Cambridge, creating hundreds of websites and enewsletters for corporate clients worldwide.

Andy now specialises in building websites for charities as “the people involved with charities are just way nicer to work for”.

Francesca has a Masters in Social Work and joined her family’s charity in 2017 as the Service Development Manager. Following her mother Fiona passing away, Francesca took on the role of Managing Director in 2021 and now leads the charity in her mothers memory. She is proud to develop the charity and continue her mother’s legacy by improving the lives of thousands of people affected by cancer poverty. When Francesca isn’t working you will find her doing CrossFit to keep both her mind and body, happy and healthy.

As an experienced charity sector leader Stef has driven forward systemic change and partnerships to reduce poverty, increase impact and engage multi-sector stakeholders in decision making. An experienced public speaker and fundraiser with a passion for inclusivity.

Outside of work Stef enjoys challenges, powerlifting and surfing.

Molly is a trained Yoga & Breathwork facilitator and teaches at studios and support centres around Cambridge.

Molly has a passion for supporting people to achieve positive physical and emotional wellbeing and was inspired by her close relationship with Fiona to join the charity to help other families affected by cancer. Molly understands the emotional impact a cancer diagnosis can have on the entire family and hopes to use her interpersonal skills to uplift people and give them ‘Something To Look Forward To’.

Despite being colourblind, I am a self-taught contemporary artist.

I love socialising and discovering new things, about people and places.

I believe in living a life that resonates alongside compassion, empathy, and inclusivity.

Perspective and optimism is a preference whenever faced with life’s challenges and obstacles, I try my best to influence a positive energy whilst advocating for the value of being oneself, authentically.

In a world where we are either stuck in the past or concerned about the future, Trying to focus on just today and now is a gift – that is why we call it ‘the present’.

Be more present, support where you can and always leave people better than you found them.

Holly has had a long career in business development and when not working she is a passionate gardener, florist and is an advocate of nature and green space. After losing her Mum to pancreatic cancer, Holly understands the importance of having things to look forward to during illness. She enjoys building relationships with businesses, organisations and individuals who donate gifts and experiences to help others and is highly motivated to work for a charity that makes significant impact to people’s lives. She also likes spreading some floral cheer in the office and having a good old chat about most things – especially plants!