Chat for Charity 2026
A Warm Cup with a Cause!
Ayrshire Cancer Support is excited to announce that Chat for Charity is BACK for 2026!
Chat for Charity is a community-driven fundraising initiative set to take place across Ayrshire on Friday 23rd October. This heartfelt campaign invites all residents to make a meaningful difference in their community by having 'A Warm Cup with a Cause' in support of Ayrshire Cancer Support.
Throughout the day, participating cafés, restaurants and hotels across the region are coming together for a powerful purpose: supporting the vital work of Ayrshire Cancer Support, a local charity that has been helping families affected by cancer for over 40 years. These participating venues will donate a percentage of their hot drinks sales to Ayrshire Cancer Support.
Businesses interested in participating can sign up by emailing fundraising@ayrshirecs.org and will provide all necessary marketing materials to help promote the event and showcase your business as a participating venue.
The public is encouraged to visit local venues involved in the initiative and share a conversation over a hot drink knowing that every sip is helping someone in Ayrshire affected by cancer.
Let’s work together to make a real impact.

Coffee with a Cause
We are incredibly grateful to have the continued support of Rocket Monkey Roastery in Ayr.
As part of our corporate partnership, Rocket Monkey have developed a bespoke coffee blend in close collaboration with Ayrshire Cancer Support.
This unique blend will not only reflect the quality and craftsmanship Rocket Monkey is known for, but also serve a greater purpose - with a portion of the proceeds from every bag sold being donated directly to Ayrshire Cancer Support.
Can't attend on the day?
Unable to attend any of the Chat for Charity participating venues?
You can still make a meaningful contribution by donating the equivalent of a cup of coffee to Ayrshire Cancer Support.
Every donation, no matter the size, helps us continue to provide our vital support services to those affected by cancer throughout Ayrshire.






















