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SEPTEMBER

Remember those we've lost and stand with those affected by pancreatic cancer.

Walk 84km this September for the 84 people who die
from pancreatic cancer every 3 days in the UK.

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Remember them. Honour them. Fight for them.

Walk 84km this September to honour the 84 people who die from pancreatic cancer every 3 days in the UK.

Your fundraising will help fund cutting-edge research to improve early diagnosis and treatments, our specialist nurse Support Line and support services for people affected by pancreatic cancer across the UK.

Plus, you'll feel amazing knowing you're moving for an important cause!

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2,325

People taking part in
Remember September

£622,088

Raised to help fund
pancreatic cancer research

How it works

1. Sign up

Register for free and walk 84km this September to honour people in the UK affected by pancreatic cancer.

2. Share

Share your page and raise funds for cutting-edge research to improve early diagnosis and treatments.

3. Walk

Log your kilometres to complete your challenge and remember those we've lost, and stand with those affected by pancreatic cancer.

"I’m taking part to help keep the good work going. My lovely husband was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2019 after months of battling with doctors. Thankfully we managed to get him referred to QE in Birmingham and his cancer was found before it was too late."

- Beth

"My dad was diagnosed in November 2019. 9 weeks later he passed away aged 71. Absolutely devastating. Not a day goes by without me thinking about him. I have taken on this challenge as we spoke as a family before Dad passed and said we would always do our best (in light of such a bad situation) to raise awareness of this awful cancer."

- Louise

"I took part with my son Matty, who loves walking so when we're out and about we proudly wore our T-shirts in memory of Julie, my wife. During the walks I could think of the good times we shared as a couple too."

- Stuart

Our community

Top individuals

41

Harriet Robinson

Raised

£1,760
42

Brian Mcewan

Raised

£1,737
43

Julie Makein

Raised

£1,735
44

Scott PETTIT

Raised

£1,707
45

Karen Cassidy

Raised

£1,702
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Top teams

41

Evie & Holly

Raised

£648
42

Team Keke

Raised

£603
43

The Thursday Club Budleigh

Raised

£516
44

O’Connors

Raised

£508
45

Berrys

Raised

£507
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Tribute wall

We will remember them. We will honour them. We will fight for them.

Pancreatic cancer takes 84 lives every 3 days in the UK. So this September, we're remembering those we've lost and standing with those impacted by pancreatic cancer.

Team Eck

We did it Dad!

Stefan Wozniak

Well Jools I did it. Xxxx

Stefan Wozniak

Thanks a million to all my sponsors. Love you all

Anna Nixon

Remembering my father in law, Bill Nixon. A truly inspirational man who would go out of his way for everyone. Missed dearly ♥️

Joanna Fannon

I never knew what little time we had left. What do I do with the knowledge that we will never meet again. I think of your love, strength and humour every day dad. We miss you so much 💔

Rachel Mosley Evans

I’m walking in memory of my beautiful friend Clair Wright who died in August less than 8 weeks after diagnosis . She was a friend for over 21 years we all miss her but none more than her family. I hope that any money I raise will go towards vital research to find new and better treatments so that one day no other family has to face this again

Angela Stone

Trevor Paulett was more than just my best friend Laura's dad. He was simply astonishing. To Trevor, nothing seemed impossible. He built his career, his life, and his family without fuss, carrying himself with a grace and style that all who crossed his path could only admire. He had a wicked sense of humour, sometimes delightfully cheeky, and was never far from a wry smile or a perfectly timed witty remark. He has left an absolutely gaping hole in the lives of his family. Yet his legacy reaches far beyond those closest to him. He will be remembered not only by his loved ones, but by a much wider community whose lives he touched through his generosity, kindness, and example. Trevor believed in giving back. He helped raise money for charity and, in retirement, volunteered with a sailing charity, giving many people the opportunity to experience the thrill and freedom of being out on the open water. For many of those he taught, it was an experience they might never otherwise have had. This was Trevor. A truly inspirational gentleman whose quiet strength, generosity, and warmth left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to know him. Though he is gone, the impact he had on those around him will continue to ripple outward for years to come.

Helen

For my husband Paul and many others like him - keep fighting 💪🏼 💜

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