Make a difference
Raising £250 could help fund the research breakthroughs people with pancreatic cancer so desperately need
Virtual TCS London Marathon
Join our team and be part of the biggest marathon ever staged anywhere in the world!
The Virtual TCS London Marathon is back and you can take part. This is your chance to take on a marathon your way! You can walk, jog or run your 26.2 miles, taking as many breaks as you want. The only rules are you have to complete your miles between 00:00:00 to 23:59:59 and you must complete your miles outside.
With 50,000 runners taking part in the virtual event and 50,000 taking part in the traditional race in London, there will be an astonishing 100,000 people completing the TCS London Marathon on 2rd October and you can be part of this historic event!
Your support means our nurses can be there for those affected now and we can fund vital world-leading research and campaign for change. Whether you’re running for someone affected by pancreatic cancer, in memory of a loved one or for everyone affected by pancreatic cancer, every step you take will help to transform the future.
Become a Team Pancreatic Cancer UK runner, and together we can transform the future for everyone affected by pancreatic cancer.
Join the team
Our Support to you:
- Receive a team vest
- Top tips in our fundraising booklet
- Digital cheering and support on the day
- Receive dedicated support from our team
- Join our Facebook and Strava groups
General entry place runners: Did you secure your own place? Join our team, set your own fundraising target and we’ll support you in all the ways noted above.
"I'm glad we did the marathon virtually, we still felt part of the PCUK team, and also the London marathon event thanks to the app, but we were able to do it in a way that meant so much to us. The sense of achievement crossing the finish line is amazing, and knowing you have done something to bring change."
Any questions?
Do you have a question? Please contact the team on 0203 535 7090 or email fundraise@pancreaticcancer.org.uk
