My Activity Tracking
103
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My target 100 mi
I'm taking on the Run 50 Miles in October Challenge
Did you know that 1 in 8 men in the UK will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime?I’m taking on the Run 50 Miles in October Challenge for Prostate Cancer Research to change this and help make a difference to men and their families who have been affected by prostate cancer.
Please support me during this challenge by donating what you can to Prostate Cancer Research. Every donation you make helps advance our mission to create a world free from the impact of prostate cancer.
Thank you for your support! 💙🧡
My Achievements
Fundraising page
Updated Profile Pic
Added a Blog Post
Received 5 Donations
Reached Goal
Increased Target
Thank you to my Sponsors
£56
Gary Mander
£55.88
Tim Cable
Well done mate
£55.88
Trevor Moutrie
Good luck mate and for a cause i know alot about
£45.10
Lee & Louise
Good luck mate all the best
£33.83
Andrea And Darren
Good luck laurence xx
£33.83
Jade, Alex, Leo & Elsie
Good luck you’ll smash it!
£33.83
Conor Payne
Good luck, you’ll smash it 🏃🏼👟 and a for a great cause! Con & Nat xx
£30
James & Sophie
Great work Uncle!
£30
Jane
Smashing it! Well done!
£23.45
Stephen Foster
Good luck Amigo. A tough challenge
£23.45
Steve Molyneaux
Great cause well done
£23.45
Zoe Carter
Smashed it, well done xx
£20
Stuart Tipping
Good cause Laurence, good luck, all the best Stuart
£20
Debbie And Dave
Well done Laurence, great cause to support x
£12.25
Debra Hoare
Good luck x
£12.25
Leyton Carter
Smashing it mate!
£12.25
Linda Burgin
Well done Lawrence xxxx Linda and Tony
£12.25
Dawn Knight
Good luck on your challenge Dawnx
£12.25
Linda Ford
Wishing you Good Luck Loll xxx
£10
Barry Walsh
Well done. You chose a great cause mate. I was very lucky because I discovered that I had prostate cancer in September last year. No symptoms whatsoever and I only found out by a routine blood test. My prostate was removed within a couple of weeks and I’m now cancer free. Fund raising makes such a massive difference and it’s probably why I am still alive today.
Well done mate