Remember
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.

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!

2,309

People taking part in
Remember September

£320,160

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

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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.

Joanne Denny

Walking in memory of my lovely sister Elaine. Missed so very much 💜❤️💜

Annette Cade

I’m remembering my lovely sister, Karen Milnes, who we lost in April. She was taken far too soon, less than a month after her 58th birthday. We had only 11 weeks with her after her diagnosis, hardly enough time to come to terms with her illness, let alone losing her. She will live on in our hearts and memories. We will cherish the time we had with her. I am walking this month to raise money for research so that as few people as possible have to go through what we have been through 🫶🏻 xxx

Lynda Bowen

I last walked for PCUK in 2024, when my amazing friend Diane had been diagnosed & died within 4 months. My Bestest had been diagnosed just a few weeks later, devastating news. But she fought tooth & nail with her mantra of..' medical miracles!!' & a rye smile & a wink. My darling Jane succumbed to this vile & loathsome disease on April 24th this year. My hearts broken...I dont know how to mend it...49 years of friendship, love, laughter & frolics...gone. So ive picked up my trainers to see if I can shake some melancholy & maybe raise a little money for her...she loved a cause...niw shes mine...💔❤️‍🩹💜

Natalie Wood

Roger in our thoughts following today’s funeral 💜

Roger 💜 Michael 💜 Goode

Today I’m remembering Roger 💜

Helen Hoyle

Walking to raise awareness & vital funds for the second time in honour & memory of dad who died Dec’21 of Pancreatic Cancer….discovered far too late for him, despite SO MANY signs & symptoms over the years…his biological mum also died of this vile disease at exactly the same age. During his many investigations / procedures and his month long hospitalisation dad agreed to donate cells for ongoing research through Lancaster University, he knew nothing could be done for him, but hoped his cells might go someway to understand Pancreatic Cancer further…he died in hope so we should live in hope today and look to a future where more is understood about Pancreatic Cancer and more lives are saved. In memory of Michael Lewis Lancaster

Colin Lloyd

My wonderful (fabulous) brother died of this horrible disease, it's heartbreaking to see such an incredible human being taken in such away. Iam sure he would be encouraged to know so many are supporting the fund raising to make a difference in how this disease can be diagnosed treated and eventually eradicated. Ps i will be wearing the lovely cardigan he made me with my t shirt ( picture below)

Jules

cancer. Jules My lovely Mum died March 2022 of pancreatic cancer. I have chronic asthma but I'm determined to do this challenge...even if I'm a bit slow. Drove to the coast today and walked 5 miles. It wasn't far from many cottage holidays I had with my Mum and son. She was always there for me, unconditional love at its finest. Always missed and forever loved 🩷