Donate to save lives
It only takes RM10/month if you're an individual, or RM100/month if you're a company, to make a difference!
Help fund life-saving research with just a few clicks
For every RM1 donated, we spend at least 90sen to fund our research in preventing, detecting, diagnosing, and curing cancer.
Join the fight today – make a single or recurring donation to save lives.
Join the fight today – make a single or recurring donation to save lives.
More ways to donate
Apps and e-Wallets
Scan the QR code and enter the donation amount
MayBank Online Transfer
Log on to Maybank2u
website / mobile app
website / mobile app
Donate through M2U > Bill Payment.
Select One-off Payment to
Cancer Research Malaysia
5142-9912-3613 (Maybank)
Select One-off Payment to
Cancer Research Malaysia
5142-9912-3613 (Maybank)
Email us at info@cancerresearch.my.
Other Bank Online Transfer
Log on to your preferred
bank’s website
bank’s website
Look for JomPAY (JomPAY ID: 4671)
and send your donations to:
Cancer Research Malaysia
(510087-M)
and send your donations to:
Cancer Research Malaysia
(510087-M)
Enter and confirm your
donation details
donation details
Crossed Cheque
Issue a crossed cheque to:
Cancer Research Malaysia
Include your name, address and
contact number at the back of
the cheque
contact number at the back of
the cheque
Mail your cheque to:
2nd Floor, Outpatient Centre,
Subang Jaya Medical Centre,
47500 Subang Jaya
Subang Jaya Medical Centre,
47500 Subang Jaya
Note: Donations of RM50.00 or more are tax exempted under Section 44(6) of the Income Tax Act 1967.
* Shopee’s donation feature is currently available on Android phones only
* Shopee’s donation feature is currently available on Android phones only
Reversing Cancer
By You For You
By You For You
Last year, thanks to your donations…
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RM 5 million was invested into cancer research, allowing us to develop more effective cures
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RM 163k was devoted to training dedicated individuals committed to reversing cancer
Why we need your support
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More than 100 Malaysians are diagnosed with cancer every day
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Survival rates for Malaysian cancer patients are depressingly low
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We need to develop better screening approaches and cures