The British Lung Foundation has a host of celebrities who have very kindly given their time to support our campaigns. Click on the images below to find out how each celebrity has helped our work:
Dame Judi Dench
Dame Judi Dench is the Vice President of the British Lung Foundation and has been a great supporter of the charity since her husband, Michael Williams, lost his two-year battle with lung cancer in 2001. |
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Liz Dawn
Liz Dawn became a British Lung Foundation celebrity supporter in January 2009. Having a lung condition called Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, Liz understands exactly what it is like to live with a lung condition. |
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Chris Tarrant
Chris supports the British Lung Foundation’s Children’s Charter campaign and signed our national petition to protect children from passive in the car. |
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Craig Phillips
Since 2008, Craig Phillips has been supporting the British Lung Foundation to raise awareness of the asbestos related chest cancer Mesothelioma. |
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Dr Carol Cooper
Media doctor and GP, Dr Carol Cooper has supported the British Lung Foundation since 2009. She fronted the British Lung Foundation World COPD Day in 2009 |
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Gary Rhodes
Celebrity Chef, Gary Rhodes has been a BLF supporter since 2009. He has supported the charity in a variety of ways including attending a charity fundraising day organised by global broker ICAP. |
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Kenny Ball
One of the most successful trumpet players this side of Atlantic, has recorded a song entitled ‘The Lung Lung Road’ for the (BLF) to support World COPD Day – listen to the song here. |
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Michael Johnson
Notts County, Youth Team Football Manager and former Notts County player, Michael Johnson has supported the British Lung Foundation since 2009. |
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James Cracknell
Olympic gold medalist rower, James Cracknell is supporting the British Lung Foundation’s ‘big breaths’ campaign. |
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Jonathan Ansell
Former G4 member Jonathan Ansell, who is now a hugely successful solo artist, won the British Lung Foundation’s male Lungs of the Year in 2008 to mark the British Lung Foundation’s national Breathe Easy Week. |
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