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Our Supporters Hall of Fame

Meet the amazing people who are walking, running and jumping their way to success by raising money for cancer research prevention.

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Our London Marathon runners

Scott
Scott Molumby

Scott

Scott is running the London Marathon in memory of his best friend, Dan, who died of a brain tumour in 2025.

Read Scott’s story
Val
Val – A smiling woman holds up a finisher's medal in front of a Chicago Marathon backdrop, wearing a race number and sports kit.

Val

Val is running the London Marathon in memory of her best friend who lost her life to brain cancer at just 18 years old.

Val’s story
Nicole
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Nicole

Vet Nicole is turning her grief into action, after her died in 2022

Nicole’s story
Raine
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Raine

Based in South Africa, Raine is running after years of uncertainty over her mum’s cancer diagnosis

What’s motivating Raine?
Marta
A smiling woman with long brown hair wears a Tokyo Marathon 2024 shirt and multiple medals round her neck, standing in front of a cityscape seen through large windows.

Marta

Have you heard of the Marathon majors? Marta will complete them when she finishes London in April

Martha’s amazing retirement
Richard Franks – Photo by Karla Gowlett

Our Walk 100 champion

Award-winning comedy creator Richard Franks added his voice to our February fundraising campaign

How Richard helped us
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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.