MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN LONDON!
From Junior Races to Tough Mudders and Half Marathons, challenge yourself in London and support blood cancer patients! Every move you make will help raise vital funds for The Royal Marsden Hospital, King's College Hospital, University College Hospital, Great Ormond Street Hospital and St Mary's Hospital.
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Why Get Involved?
Move for a Life-Saving Cause – Every move supports cutting-edge treatments and research.
Races for All Levels – From young runners to experienced athletes, there’s a challenge for everyone!
Support Leading London Hospitals – Helping young patients and adults battling blood cancer.
Ways To Get Involved...
Here is how your fundraising supports blood cancer patients in London
Alyssa’s Story
When I was 12, I started feeling really tired. I’d fall asleep during break and lunchtime at school,…
Austin’s Story
Austin, now 16, has spent nearly eight years fighting Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL). For many children, treatment for…
Mike’s Story
In 2018, Mike was diagnosed with Hairy Cell Leukaemia (HCL) – a rare, slow-growing type of blood cancer that affects…
Harry’s Story
Debbie and Matt’s son Harry was diagnosed in 2013 with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (ALL) at only two years…
Click Below To Get Involved
Use the link below to find events in London that you can join in to help raise funds for The Royal Marsden Hospital, King's College Hospital, University College Hospital, Great Ormond Street Hospital and St Mary's Hospital.
Other events you can get involved with
Close To A Cure with Sir Jason Kenny and Dame Laura Kenny
On Tuesday 15th September, we are thrilled to invite you to our third annual Close To A Cure,…
Paris Marathon
Take on the Paris Marathon through iconic streets alongside a team of 300 Cure Leukaemia runners!
Great Bristol Run
Bristol's biggest and best 10k and half marathon running event returns to the city on 10th May 2026
Paris-Roubaix Challenge
Join cycling enthusiasts from around the world and face the legendary Paris-Roubaix, which is among the most celebrated…
