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Every step tells a story

Behind every step is a personal story, a loved one remembered, a future protected and hope for a world where fewer lives are changed by cancer.

Kemi lost both of her parents to cancer, while James watched cancer take the women in his family one-by-one. Alice, inspired by her sister’s journey, is running for a better future.

They stepped up in support of life-saving cancer prevention research. Will you?

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Events and Challenges
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Events and Challenges

Run, walk, skydive or take on a challenge to help fund vital cancer prevention research and support programmes.

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Thank you for Every Step
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Thank you for Every Step

In April, 41 of our supporters ran through the streets of London to fundraise for cancer prevention and survival research.

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Supporters Hall of Fame
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Supporters Hall of Fame

Meet the incredible people who are walking, running and jumping into action to raise vital funds for cancer prevention research.

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Preventing cancer. Saving lives

While society continues to search for a cure, our prevention and survival work helps people to live longer, healthier lives – free from the devastating effects of cancer.