Walk 100 miles this September in honour of the 100 children diagnosed with neuroblastoma each year
Neuroblastoma is an aggressive childhood cancer. In the UK, around 100 children are diagnosed every year and around 50% of children with high-risk neuroblastoma will relapse. This September, during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we’re asking you to walk 100 miles in honour of each child affected.
Neuroblastoma is responsible for 15% of all childhood cancer deaths. Even for those who survive, the journey is far from over - many face lifelong complications such as hearing loss, infertility, and other serious health issues. We can only change this through research.
Your steps can make a difference. By joining the challenge, you’re not only raising vital awareness but also helping to fund groundbreaking research into more effective treatments, and, one day, a cure.
So lace up your shoes, walk with purpose, and help bring hope to families facing neuroblastoma.
Event details
Virtual event - do in your own time, anywhere you like
Walk 100 miles in September
Fundraising target: £150
What’s included?
Neuroblastoma T-shirt
E- Certificate when you complete the challenge
We will be with you every step of the way, sharing stories, and cheering you on!
If this event isn’t quite right, we can help!
We have access to many others events which may not be listed here.
So if you’re looking for a particular event in a specific location - maybe a walking trek over the Three Peaks or a marathon in Edinburgh - please do get in touch!
Email fundraising@neuroblastoma.org.uk to find the perfect event for you.