2022 is the ISG's 25th Anniversary Year and to celebrate this we are aiming to raise a minimum of £25,000. We need your help! Here you can make a donation, start a regular donation or set up a fundraising page.. Read more
Set up a fundraising page on the ISG website. Using our online form will be the easiest way to get sponsorship from far and wide and the collecting is done for you – so no chasing up sponsors! Read more
As a registered charity any donation you wish to pledge will be gratefully received and will benefit the support group and its ability to help all the people who are affected by this family of conditions. You can make a one off donation, or sign up to give a regular donation. Read more
Dream up an activity-based challenge or fundraiser around the numbers 2.5 or 25 that suits your skills or interests and and start the challenge in Ichthyosis Awareness Month (IAM) of May Read more
Join #TeamISG and climb Snowdon in celebration of the ISG's 25th Anniversary Year! Read more
TeamISG will be trekking 25km across 16 of London's most iconic bridges to raise awareness and funds to celebrate 25 years of the Ichthyosis Support Group (ISG). Read more
We are setting up this fundraising page to raise money for the Ichthyosis Support Group, a wonderful charity helping individuals and families living with ichthyosis, a rare genetic skin condition. Two of our children live with this condition and the ISG has been amazing in supporting us with information and running events that help us to manage it.
Team ISG are taking part in the Thames Bridges Trek 2023 to raise awareness and funds for the Ichthyosis Support Group, which is a charity helping individuals and families living with all forms of Ichthyosis.
I'm going to be running Thames-bridges-trek 2023 to raise money for the Ichthyosis Support Group, a wonderful charity helping individuals and families living with ichthyosis, a rare genetic skin condition.
Raising funds to help support families who have a family member or friend with ichthyosis
On 29th May 2023, for Ichthyosis Awareness Month, I will be jumping 15,000 feet out of an aeroplane for the ISG.
Raising money for the great work the ISG do for all our members, giving help, support and advice in the world of ichthyosis !!
I'm setting myself this challenge of abseiling down the spinnaker tower to raise money for the Ichthyosis Support Group, a wonderful charity helping individuals and families living with ichthyosis, a rare genetic skin condition.
My son Steve Evans unfortunately recently died of covid, he had ichthyosis. We would like to raise more awareness of the issues that people have with this disease..
Hi all, we are participating in this challenge to raise money for the Ichthyosis Support Group (ISG), a wonderful charity helping individuals and families living with ichthyosis, a rare genetic skin condition.The charity is 25 years old this year so we are walking the 25km Thames Bridges Trek - this involves a long walk over 16 historical bridges along the River Thames.
I'm setting myself this challenge to raise money for the Ichthyosis Support Group, a wonderful charity helping individuals and families living with ichthyosis, a rare genetic skin condition.
We are setting ourselves this challenge to raise money for the Ichthyosis Support Group, a wonderful charity helping individuals and families living with ichthyosis, a rare genetic skin condition. The Kelsell lab group have previously performed research towards identifying the genetic causes of the ichthyoses.
I am raising funds for the Ichthyosis Support Group to celebrate their 25th year anniversary and support the amazing work they do