Future Dreams Charity

Future Dreams was founded by Danielle Leslie, who was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 35, and her mother Sylvie Henry, was also diagnosed at a very young age. Both dancers, with a passionate love of ballet and theatre, Sylvie and Danielle decided to raise money by producing a celebrity, variety performance at the Savoy Theatre in London. The event was so successful that it led to two further shows. Tragically, both Sylvie and Danielle lost their battles against breast cancer within a year of each other. However, their legacy lives on and continues to grow, fulfilling their dream to strive for a future free of breast cancer. Future Dreams, one of London’s most dynamic breast cancer charities, has to date raised over £2 million for research and the team has now embraced a new £5 million mission to open a breast cancer support centre in central London, where sufferers and their families can get the emotional and practical support they need. Future Dreams House, home to Haven will be the largest Support Centre in the UK. Future Dreams is not a charity born out of research, data and hard-nosed statistics – but one born out of love, family, warmth, friendship, sheer gutsiness and the desire to make a difference. Future Dreams is a charity born out of, and dedicated to, courage and hope.