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    Mentera Celebrates raising £17,500 for Cancer Research Wales

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryJune 20, 2025No Comments
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    Llŷr Roberts, Mentera CEO, presents cheque to Nicole Quirk from Cancer Research Wales
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    Mentera, a leading business support and development organisation, is delighted to announce that it has raised £17,500 for Cancer Research Wales over two years of dedicated fundraising. This significant achievement reinforces Mentera’s unwavering commitment to supporting vital cancer research in Wales.

    Cancer Research Wales is an independent Welsh charity and the only charity dedicated to funding cancer research in Wales, for Wales. The impressive sum was raised through a diverse range of fundraising activities undertaken by Mentera staff.

    The decision to extend the charity partnership for a second year was made following the brave battle of a valued team member, Elan Davies, who was undergoing treatment for breast cancer. We are now thrilled to share that Elan has successfully completed her treatment and is in remission. We are also profoundly grateful for the generosity and support from Elan’s family, friends, and the wider community, whose contributions greatly boosted our fundraising efforts.

    Elan Davies shared, “I’m incredibly grateful for the unwavering support of my colleagues at Mentera throughout my treatment journey, and I’m immensely proud and fortunate to work for an organisation that demonstrates such deep commitment to its employees and making a positive impact in the community. To see our collective efforts culminate in this remarkable total for Cancer Research Wales is truly inspiring. Now, being in remission, contributing to research that could benefit people here in Wales, facing diagnoses similar to mine, means even more to me.”

    Llŷr Roberts, CEO of Mentera, said: “We are incredibly proud of our staff’s sustained dedication and fundraising efforts. To have collectively raised £17,500 for Cancer Research Wales is a testament to their commitment and generosity. This charity remains incredibly close to our hearts, and we continue to be inspired by Elan’s courage, resilience, and positivity throughout her treatment. We are honoured to play a part in funding vital research, finding new treatments, and supporting those, like Elan, who are affected by cancer, ultimately contributing to a healthier Wales.”

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    Mentera employees diligently raised these vital funds for two consecutive years. Their diverse efforts included a team of 20 members of staff, joined by Elan’s husband Iwan, participating in the Cardiff Half Marathon, organising festive Christmas jumper days, hosting fun-filled bingo nights, auctions, raffles and various other initiatives.

    Iwan Rhys Roberts, Communications and Marketing Manager for Cancer Research Wales, commented: “We are immensely grateful for the Mentera team’s ongoing dedication and support for Cancer Research Wales. As the Welsh cancer research charity, we rely on the kindness of the people of Wales for their donations which allow us to fund the pioneering research into cancer that we support here in Wales.  Mentera’s contribution – an incredible £17,500, will help us to continue funding the brightest researchers, clinicians, and health professionals who are pushing the boundaries of cancer research discoveries right here in Wales for the benefit of the people of Wales.”

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