Claire Darroch, Alan Anderson & Alan McKee's 56K Challenge, 48hr Conic Hill climb

Business Beats Cancer brings together business leaders at CEO and Director level who are committed to ambitious fundraising, to form a board in our top cities across the UK. The £56K challenge is an initiative to kick start Business Beats Cancer’s fundraising in 2021 to build up to their flagship events for 2022. COVID-19 may have slowed us down but across the country our Business Beats Cancer Boards are uniting to raise £56K for life-saving cancer research. 1 cause, 1 week, 5 boards and 56,000 reasons to beat cancer. Business Beats Cancer Glasgow Board are taking on the 56K challenge week. Glasgow board members will be climbing Conic Hill as many times as possible over the course of 48hrs (daylight hours), to raise vital funds and awareness. If you would like to support them through their challenge, please donate to this page, and/or come along on the weekend and join in on one of their climbs, bring your friends and family. If you are interested in joining in, get in touch with Amanda - amanda.harris@cancer.org.uk and please share this page with your contacts. When you support Cancer Research UK, you are not only funding research into life-saving discoveries, kinder treatments and ways to educate people about lifestyle choices, but you are also helping to keep loved ones together for longer, see people reach milestone birthdays and bring forward the day when all cancers are cured. With one in two of us likely to be diagnosed with cancer in our lifetimes, our research is vital. Cancer Research UK is the only charity to research all 200 cancer types without government funding. Support like yours ensures we can continue our work, bringing about more breakthroughs, more treatments and more cures than ever before. Everything we achieve for our life-changing research is thanks to the generosity and dedication of our volunteers. Simply put, we could not achieve these breakthroughs without your support. You don’t have to wear a lab coat to beat cancer."