Together we will beat cancer
2020 Cancer Research London Winter Run
Maxine attempting to make a difference
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£835.47
+ £71.25 Gift Aid
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My Story
I am attempting to ‘make a difference’ by running the London Winter 10k this Sunday, in support of Cancer Research UK. So much progress has been made due to research. In the 70’s a quarter of people with cancer survived, today half of the people diagnosed will survive and the aim is to increase this to three quarters by 2034. Personally I’m running for a few reasons, in memory of my mum, Edna, who we lost to pancreatic cancer only a few years ago, and to celebrate the recovery of my nephew Bradley who got the all clear in 2011. People I are being diagnosed every day, assist in them celebrating the recovery too! Help make a difference!
CAUSE
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.
Latest updates
With Cancer Research UK Giving Pages more of the money raised goes towards beating cancer sooner. Aside from the credit and debit card fees, every penny donated goes to Cancer Research UK.
All donations made to this page will automatically be transferred to Cancer Research UK.
CAUSE
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.