It’s amazing to think that the smallest things can matter the most. That’s certainly the case for Kayleigh and Matt Burton, whose world was transformed by the household’s tiniest family member – baby Blake Quin Burton.

Blake’s arrival into his parents’ lives in Leeds was indebted to something even smaller – natural killer cells. The research into these cells, by Professor Siobhan Quenby’s team, helped give hope to the Burtons after they experienced four miscarriages in two years.

A big THANK YOU to everyone who got involved in the Christmas Dress-Down Day on Friday 11th December!

Wherever you are across the world, thank you for your support over the past year. You are making a huge difference and we are grateful for your gifts to Warwick!

Enjoy the latest eNewsletter from the Grace Research Fund at Warwick today.

If you're a Grace Research Fund supporter, our latest newsletter should be winging its way to your inbox today! Can't wait to see what's going on, or not on the mailing list? Take a read online now!

Welcome to our tenth anniversary annual report for Warwick in Africa.

Ten years ago we started off with a simple idea, and it’s been our guiding principle ever since...

Three recent graduates from the University of Warwick received awards from Lloyds Banking Group Chief Executive António Horta Osório on Monday 30 November as part of a larger ceremony honouring all students graduating from the Lloyds Scholar programme.

We're gathering the best of Warwick festivities on one place! Take a look, and wherever you are in the world, why not follow @SupportWarwick to bring you closer to campus again, and join our Christmas Dress-Down Day on December 11th?

If you're a graduate who loves Christmas, or just a chance to dress-down for a good cause, why not join our Warwick Christmas Dress-Down Day from afar?

Yes, it's getting to that special time of year again!

Could you donate £2 to cancer research at Warwick, and join in our Christmas Dress-Down Day on Friday 11th December?

Dress super-festive, super-glam, or super-casual - there's a special prize for the best team photo too!

If you haven't received your e-newsletter, pop an email to us at benefactors@warwick.ac.uk and we'll see what's happened. Meanwhile you can enjoy it online too - and thank you for your ongoing support to Warwick.

This autumn we’re celebrating the successful 50Forward Campaign at Warwick.

We aimed to raise £50 million by 2015, and are thrilled to announce that as a University we've collectively raised over £73 million which has supported students, improved healthcare, and helped communities.

Thank you to everyone who's supported a new programme for cancer survivors, being run by Professor Annie Young at Warwick

A pregnancy is only a promise of a child. During Baby Loss Awareness Week, October 2015, we stood with those who lost theirs.

Meet our new scholarship students who celebrated the start of a new term with our Benefactors' Scholarship Programme reception 2015

Thank you to everyone who attended the inaugural dinner for the Friends of the University of Warwick in Singapore. The dinner raised over $320,000 SD for a new scholarship scheme at Warwick!

A new gift has helped Nick Barker and the Chemistry Outreach team at Warwick go even further in their work with young people.

Our Volunteer Teachers are now all safely home from Africa, but the legacy they have left behind will be there for a long time to come.

Warwick Arts Centre's education team work with local groups on special art projects, and they've just finished another summer of Take Part in Art, kindly funded by donations just like yours.

When alumna Wendy Brooks (MSc, Business Strategy, Organisation Development and Marketing 1975 – 1976) retired from her 20 year career at Hemsley Fraser this summer, she was surprised by one very special retirement gift...

Welcome to our new website, built to thank donors and invite more support for our life-changing projects at Warwick.

Why not take a few minutes to explore and read some stories from the people whose lives you have changed forever?