Kat Reynolds
Kat's fundraising page
Total raised
£730.75
+ £143.75 Gift Aid
243%% Complete
Shine Night Walk - Half Marathon
Sat 23 Sep 2017
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In memory of
Mike Reynolds
26th Aug 1946 - 7th Nov 2015
With so many families losing loved ones to cancer and the loss of my father Mike Reynolds in 2015, I have decided to take part in the Shine Night Walk half marathon on 23rd September 2017 to raise money for Cancer Research UK, but most specifically for research into Pancreatic Cancer. Steve is also doing the Shine Night Walk with me in honour of his amazing step-mum Julie who is fighting to kick cancers butt! So please see his page also to donate! I hope we can one day live in a world without this horrible disease, so please donate what you can to either or both of our pages. Each year Cancer Research UK’s scientists get closer to beating cancer, and they’ve helped double survival rates in the last 40 years. But we can’t stop there. Only with our continued support can they turn this research into breakthroughs that save millions of lives. Every single pound you donate makes a difference to Cancer Research UK’s groundbreaking work, so please sponsor me now. Donating through this page is simple, fast and totally secure. Your details are safe with Cancer Research UK.
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Pancreatic cancer
Survival rates for pancreatic cancer remain stubbornly low in the UK, often because the disease is diagnosed late and is difficult to treat. Help Cancer Research UK make progress in one of the biggest research challenges its scientists are facing – to find better ways to detect and treat the disease.
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