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Since we were founded in 1976, we have invested more than £18 million into some of the most pioneering medical research - because of amazing supporters like you.

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Thank you for making a generous donation to Retina UK and for supporting our vital work. As well as being able to make a one-off or monthly donation below, you can also support us via cheque, bank transfer, telephone, text or direct debit. We couldn’t do it without you.

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This year is our 50th anniversary year and we are asking you to join us and support the search for treatments for everyone, for a brighter tomorrow. Find out more about our 50th anniversary appeal. You can also text ANNIVERSARY to 70560 to donate £10 to Retina UK, where texts will cost £10 plus 1 standard network rate message.
Send a cheque payable to Retina UK to: Retina UK, Whiteleaf Business Centre, 11 Little Balmer, Buckingham, MK18 1TF.
You can also set up a direct debit to give regularly, from just £2 a month.
If you would like to make a transfer direct to our bank account, or make a donation over the telephone, please call our office on 01280 821334 or email [email protected].
Become a Retina UK member for £24 a year and shape the future of the charity by voting on key decisions at our annual AGM.
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50th Anniversary Appeal

For 50 years, Retina UK has been at the forefront of funding the best science, searching for genes and treatments for everyone living with inherited retinal dystrophies (IRDs). Join us and support the search for treatments for everyone, for a brighter tomorrow.