In loving memory of
Frank Pick
19/01/1921 - 10/05/1985
I’m raising money for Pancreatic Cancer UK in memory of my dad, who died of pancreatic cancer 41 years ago. Survival rates remain far too low, and I want to help change that. This September I’ll be walking 84km to support research, early diagnosis and better outcomes so more families get the time we didn’t. Any donation, big or small, genuinely makes a difference.
Support my challenge to fight for a world without pancreatic cancer
This September, I'm walking 84km for the 84 people who die from pancreatic cancer every 3 days in the UK.
Pancreatic cancer is the deadliest common cancer in the UK.
Right now, 31 people are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer every day in the UK.
So this September, I'm challenging myself to get up, get moving and walk 84km remember those we've lost, and stand with those affected by pancreatic cancer.
Please make a donation to support me, and together...
We will remember them. We will honour them. We will fight for them.
My Activity Tracking
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kms
My target 84 kms
My memory wall for my dad, Frank Pick
My Tribute Post
My updates
Week 1
Week 1 of my 84km challenge is well underway. Starting a new job and a fundraising challenge at the same time has been full‑on, but I’m finding my rhythm. I’m now building walking into my working week — getting off the bus earlier or walking to a further stop when I head into the office. Every kilometre is for Dad, and for Pancreatic Cancer UK. Onwards. ShareThank you to my sponsors
£28.44
Nick
£5
Anonymous
Hi Monica, I was so happy to see your request on LinkedIn. I hope you're well and best of luck with everything! Here's a small donation :)
£33.11
Marc, Abbie, Bradley, Lorna & Dexter
Well done, for a great cause!
£6.56
Tracey Parsons
Good luck x keep on moving forward 💕
£27.84
Nick
You can do it! Xx
£55.88
In loving memory of my dad, who we lost to pancreatic cancer at just 64. He was a wonderful man — kind, steady, and deeply loved. I’m taking on the 84km challenge in September to honour him and support Pancreatic Cancer UK in their work to change the future for others. Always missed.