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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 lives of 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.

By joining the Remember September community, you will show people affected by pancreatic cancer that they are not alone.

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

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606

People taking part in
Remember September

£60,640

Raised to help fund
pancreatic cancer research

How it works

1. Sign up

Register for free and walk 84km this September to remember, honour and fight for people affected by pancreatic cancer.

2. Share

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

3. Walk

Log your kilometres and complete your challenge to 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

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Shane Lethem

Raised

£341
47

Rhiannon Anthony

Raised

£325
48

Laura Straker

Raised

£320
49

laura Harris

Raised

£319
50

Ursula Oxley

Raised

£316
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Top teams

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Swanny

Raised

£17
47

Shazwa

Raised

£17
48

Team suffell

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£17
49

Brigitte lomax

Raised

£17
50

Team jansie

Raised

£13
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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.

Jim Holah

Walking was something we had always done and it seems appropriate to walk to support this fundraiser, recalling Jan along the way.

Neil Lewin

In memory of my beautiful Stella and for all the walks we never got to do together. Nearly a year now, I miss you massively and it doesn't get any better.

Elouise

Walking for Dad who passed in September nearly two years ago. Miss you, Dad - seems a fitting thing to do for you and potentially help others who may go through the same thing. Even just a small amount would help. Love you Dad xxxx

Kiera

This one’s for you Nan, for your bravery and strength I miss you more and more every day 💔

Laurie Dymock

I am raising funds for my brother Andy who sadly passed away from Pancreatic cancer two years ago he had just retired and turned 60 😞

Mark Hammond

Tammies mum was one in a million.She was in the hospice when I met her but everyone who knew her tell me that she was kind,generous had a bizarre sense of humour (this passed on thru Tammie) loved her animals and loud music and was fiercely independent. Tammie has some beautiful memories too remember but,you can’t hug a memory.We often wonder if she would still be with us causing chaos if Pancreatic cancer hadn’t taken her from us. Pancreatic cancer has so little funding we try and do something every September. Not only honouring awareness but as September 13th is the anniversary of her passing. So there you go,our reason for fundraising in memory of a one in a million lady. Thankyou.

Paul Beaven

I'm doing it in memory of my dad who passed away from pancreas cancer.

Carrie Siegertsz

Thank you so much one and all for the donations so far, because of your generosity I am on well on the way to achieving my target of £500. or maybe even more. God bless you all, let's fight this awful disease and save lives together.

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