Prostate Cancer UK are once again hosting a series of epic marathon marches this September as the football community unites against the most common cancer in men – and the London leg visits Brentford on 25 September.
Brentford supporters are invited to sign up to a Football March and join fellow fans from across the region at the Gtech Community Stadium as they walk side by side on a 26.2-mile walking challenge, standing against the most common cancer in men.
The leading men’s health charity will visit iconic football venues across the nation, also marching across Greater Manchester, the South Coast and the West Midlands. Hundreds of football fans will come together for this unforgettable event, marching, sharing stories, and fundraising to help save men’s lives.
London hosts the finale on Sunday, 25 September where AFC Wimbledon’s Cherry Red Records Stadium kicks off a day that will end at Millwall FC, long-time charity partner and the first club to wear the Prostate Cancer UK logo on their shirts back in 2013/14. After a visit to Brentford, the walkers will also stop off at Fulham, and there will be other high-profile club stops along the way.
Here’s why you should get involved: Prostate cancer affects 1 in 8 men in the UK. That’s thousands of dads, grandads, partners, brothers, uncles, sons and mates. That’s our fellow Brentford fans.
By taking part in a Football March and raising money, you’ll help fund lifesaving research into earlier prostate cancer diagnosis, better treatment and essential support services for men.
Once you’ve signed up, you’ll receive a free t-shirt to wear proudly on your march, and Prostate Cancer UK will support you with top fundraising and training tips along the way. It will be an unforgettable experience where you’ll meet like-minded football fans, have fun and help save men’s lives
TOGETHER WE ARE STRONGER
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