In Sue's Name - London

Mark D.

In Sue's Name is a wonderful and vitally crucial charity. I met David just over a year ago and am always in complete awe of his passion and energy - how he is using the tragedy of losing his daughter so young to help raise the awareness of brain cancer and ensure this terrible disease is eradicated so that others won't need to go through his pain in the future. He is truly inspiring and this amazing charity deserves all the support, big or small, that people can offer.

Julian K.

David has taken a heart breaking life experience and found the courage to make something good come from it. In Sue's Name raises much needed funds for Brain Tumour Cancer research, an area that receives only small government funding.

David works tirelessly to share his story and grow his backing, to a point where even he participated in the first annual sky dive.

It is a pleasure to help and work with David where ever I can to help strengthen and build In Sue's Name to help it achieve it's goal of raising £1m something it is well on it's way to doing.

Jon W.

I first met David Alan Taylor, who founded 'In Sue's Name' many years ago. The work that they do in raising funds for Brain Cancer Research has made a significant contribution to much-needed fund for this vital work. David's tireless work to establish, grow and maintain the charity is just so impressive in my opinion and I hold David in the highest regard. I've had the pleasure of doing a bit to help out over the years, both by supporting fund-raising activities as well as donating the production of a number of videos through my film-making business. I would encourage you to visit the charity's website and familiarise yourself with with their work - and the continuing need for research funds for a life-changing condition that is often overlooked.

Jennifer S.

This charity holds a special place in my heart.
I have been involved in fundraising since I met David in 2015. At the time I had just given birth to my own daughter and so my husband and I were very moved to hear Sue’s story and see David’s passion and handwork in raising funds for this vital research.
We continue to take a keen interest in the various events which are always a pleasure to be involved in and raise money in memory of this wonderful lady.

Tracey O.

In Sues name is a wonderfulcharity very close to my heart as Sue was my beautiful best friend.
Losing Sue so suddenly and at a young age had a huge ripple effect as she was dearly loved by so many people.
I am very proud of Sues dad David, sister Nikki and all the family for the continued effort and commitment they show in raising money towards Brain Tumour research to hopefully eradicate this horrific disease.
I will continue to do all I can to support the charity and raise as much as I can from my upcoming skydive in October this year.
I wish them all the success in reaching their target of £1 million by 2027.

Vanessa D.

I have had the pleasure of taking part in this great charity to fund raise. I took part in jailbreak and hopefully soon a skydive. David Taylor has incredible passion to support such a great cause to help all who suffer. To raise awareness and help forward technology to combat cancer. Not only this but he has shown incredible energy to all who knows him. All what he raises for In Sues Name genuinely goes towards the research in helping to combat this dreadful disease. I highly recommend this charity.

Sonia R.

David works tirelessly to raise funds for this amazing charity and taking on challenges himself to raise funds too. I am always happy to help with raffle prize donations and attending events when possible. I remember sue too, she used to visit my salon before she passed away. Hope the chartity continues with their amazing work.

Edward B.

My sister died from a brain tumour and my brother in law died from a brain tumour. It therefore gives me great satisfaction to support this great charity.
I have been to the "Blizzard Institute" by The London Hospital in Whitechapel for whom "In Sue's Name" are raising funds and the research here is cutting edge. Great work so that others may one day be successfully treated.