The Scotsdales Charitable Foundation

David Rayner of Scotsdales Garden Centre was instrumental in getting the building project for the current centre under way.

Scotsdales donated the land and set up a charitable foundation to raise money for the building itself.

The fundraising was started with a personal donation from David Rayner  of £100,000 and with support from Cambridge News and  BBC Radio Cambridgeshire the story soon spread and many local businesses got involved.

What is the relationship between SCF and CCHC?

Although the Cambridge Cancer Help Centre is a charity in its own right, the Scotsdales Charitable Foundation still needs to raise over £120,000 to cover the building costs for a centre that now houses many other charitable groups including Stroke, Alzheimers, Andreasen and Parkinson Groups.