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Walk or wheel 11,000 steps a day throughout March
and raise money to help save men’s lives.

Sign up to raise awareness of the most common cancer in men, and help fund vital prostate cancer research into early diagnosis and new treatments. You'll be walking or wheeling 11,000 steps every day this March for more than 11,000 men who die from prostate cancer every year.

Because with no early warning signs and no national screening programme, too many men find out they have it too late. It shouldn’t be this way.

Whether you pound the pavements, tackle the treadmill, wheel on the school-run, walk the dog or dance in the kitchen, however you do it, you’re helping to save men’s lives.

You'll be walking or wheeling 11,000 steps every day this March for more than 11,000 men who die from prostate cancer every year.

Because with no early warning signs and no national screening programme, too many men find out they have it too late. It shouldn’t be this way.

Whether you pound the pavements, tackle the treadmill, wheel on the school-run, walk the dog or dance in the kitchen, however you do it, you’re helping to save men’s lives.

Your rewards!

You'll also receive lots of exciting rewards from us as you smash each of the key fundraising milestones along the way.

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Man of Men t-shirt

Sign up to receive a branded t-shirt to wear with pride on your walks to help raise awareness of prostate cancer.

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Technical Walking Top

When you raise £300, you’ll receive a branded walking top, made of light-weight breathable material to keep you comfortable on the move.

Black reusable water bottle with “Prostate Cancer UK” text next to a matching box featuring white human figure graphics.

Water bottle

Raise £600 and we’ll send you a reusable water bottle to keep you hydrated throughout the month.

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How your money will make a difference

£100 could pay for 1000 microscope slides for our researchers to study the effects of new treatments on prostate cancer cells.

£300 could pay for a researcher to use cutting-edge laser technology for a day to test how new treatments help the immune system fight prostate cancer.

£500 could help over 1,000 men understand more about the PSA blood test and help them make the right choice for them through our Understanding the PSA test booklet.

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