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Everyone has a story to tell

Whether it’s about healthy changes you’ve made, your own cancer story or what prompted you to start supporting World Cancer Research Fund (WCRF), we’d love to hear from you.

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What’s your story?

Your story can inspire others to fundraise for our vital research and to explore ways to look after their health – and it could help us to prevent cancer and save lives.

We produce a range of communications and resources to support our messaging. We use stories and images of real people in our communications as it helps to demonstrate the difference our work is making.

If you’d like to share your story and be part of WCRF’s work, please complete the form below.

 

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How we use your information

You understand that:

  • WCRF is assigned the full ownership, copyright and the rights of reproduction and editing, in whole or in part and without limitation.
  • The story will be identified with your real first name unless you tell us otherwise in writing.
  • The story will not be used or stored for any longer than 5 years. You have the right to request it stop being used before then, in which case WCRF will stop using your story in new situations, and remove it where possible. You understand that sometimes your story cannot be withdrawn completely (e.g. on social media and where materials have already been printed).

Information that you provide here will only be used to contact you about using your story in our communications work. We will not pass these details to any other organisation for their own marketing purposes. We will not store your data for any longer than necessary for the purposes you have consented to.

Please see our Privacy Notice for more information or contact us by email at pr@wcrf.org.

Supporter stories

Fundraiser runs London Marathon after losing parents to cancer
A person with a short curly hairstyle and glasses, wearing a pink crop top and red trousers, poses in a strong boxing stance against a plain white background—channelling the determination of Kemi Williams' London Marathon cancer fundraising story.

Fundraiser runs London Marathon after losing parents to cancer

A runner from South London is taking on the London Marathon in her parents’ memory.

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Physician connects with patients by running the London Marathon
Runners take part in a road race on a bridge beneath a Willis Avenue Bridge sign. The sun is shining, and one runner in the centre is smiling and waving at the camera. Other runners are seen in various athletic outfits.

Physician connects with patients by running the London Marathon

A doctor from Arkansas is taking on the iconic event in honour of her loved ones and cancer patients.

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Cancer survivor runs the London Marathon in memory of his dad
A man with dark hair and a striped shirt smiles and looks to his left while holding a baby in a white babygrow who is reaching forward and smiling. They are indoors, sitting at a table with bottles and cups.

Cancer survivor runs the London Marathon in memory of his dad

A man who was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma is running the London Marathon for prevention research.

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Illustration of two older adults walking happily outdoors with a small yellow dog on a lead. They are smiling, holding hands, and the background features trees and clouds against a blue sky.

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.