 In just two years, the meeting of a small group of bereaved parents grew into a significant and credible international charity with a turnover of around £1,000,000 per annum, which is driving research into the causes and treatment of primary bone cancer, and in particular of osteosarcoma, Ewing’s sarcoma and chondrosarcoma.The Bone Cancer Research Trust's website, provides information about the charity’s activities, including details of past and present research being funded by the charity; primary bone cancer information, information for Health Care Professionals, a patient’s forum, stories of people’s bone cancer journeys, links to BCRT's Twitter and Facebook pages, and YouTube Channel.The charity normally puts out two research calls per year; to date the charity has funded 83 projects totalling £3.9 million resulting in numerous peer reviewed publications.