Chris Craig
Chris's Cycle 300 Fundraising Page
Total raised
£805.00
+ £133.75 Gift Aid
£25Kitting out our labs
£50Unravelling mysteries
£100Spotting cancer earlier
£150Making diagnosis kinder
£200Understanding errors in DNA
£300Finding cancer's weakness
£500Providing cancer support
Strava activity tracker
115%
of 300 miles target
My Story
Thank you for visiting my Cancer Research UK Cycle 300 page. So over September I’m going to cycle 300 miles for Cancer Research. This is something completely new for me as I usually find less strenuous ways of supporting charities (can’t beat a good MacMillan Coffee Morning), so am psyching myself up and coming up with a game plan over the next few weeks. The challenge was mentioned to me by a mate and when looking into it found it was for Cancer Research, something just clicked. Over the years I've lost close family and know friends who have as well. Thinking of those in that instant made me believe 300 miles is nothing compared to what people and their families go through when they’re diagnosed and that I have the ability to do more to help bring forward the day that all cancers are cured. I would absolutely love any support anyone can give by donating to Cancer Research through my fundraising page and I will keep you updated on progress, hurdles, set backs and successes. Also any tips, route suggestions or general encouragement would be greatly welcomed. Many thanks.
CAUSE
All Cancer Types
Cancer is complex. There are over 200 types of cancer, most of which have different biology and behaviour. With your support, our dedicated researchers can continue to discover better ways to prevent, detect and treat this disease, and bring about a world where everybody lives longer, better lives, free from the fear of cancer.
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All donations made to this page will automatically be transferred to Cancer Research UK.