Omaze
As a partner in the Million Pound House Draw, our campaign with Omaze raised more than £3 million towards our ground-breaking screening trial, TRANSFORM.
Making life-saving research a reality with the Million Pound House Draw
As the charity partner of the PDC World Darts Championship, we've teamed up with tournament sponsors Paddy Power to save men’s lives.
This showpiece event at London’s Alexandra Palace has become one of the unmissable moments of the sporting calendar – and for the last two years, prostate cancer has been a big part of the story.
That’s thanks to the remarkable success of Paddy Power’s lifesaving awareness campaigns, The BIG 180 (2023/24) and The BIGGER 180 (2024/25). Throughout every day of the World Darts Championship, they’ve helped to put prostate cancer in the spotlight and get record numbers of men finding out about their risk.
Over the two years, the campaigns have raised more than £2 million to support our work. They've also helped us share our message with men we could never have reached on our own, with over 325,000 darts fans taking the 30-second online risk checker on our website.
'A staggering sum to help us save many more lives'
“It’s truly remarkable that in just six weeks the Omaze Million Pound House Draw has raised this staggering sum for Prostate Cancer UK," said our Chief Executive, Laura Kerby. "It’s an extraordinary amount that will move us closer to a world where no man dies of prostate cancer.
“The funds will also enable us to deliver vital awareness activity, reaching those at greatest risk, and further deliver our expert support services - giving men the power to navigate prostate cancer.”
When you get that diagnosis and hear the c-word, it’s a shock. Luckily, we caught it early and there's a low risk of it spreading any further. I know my story could have been very different though. I've been incredibly passionate about supporting Prostate Cancer UK and Omaze in this campaign, as the funds raised will ultimately save men’s lives.
Our campaign was also backed by a number of our wonderful supporters, including actor and Prostate Cancer UK ambassador Colin McFarlane.
"As a Black man over 45, I’d always been aware of my increased risk of prostate cancer," said Colin. "But when you get that diagnosis and hear the c-word, it’s a shock. Luckily, we caught it early and there's a low risk of it spreading any further.
"I know my story could have been very different though. 12,000 men die of prostate cancer every year in the UK - that's 12,000 men for whom the disease wasn't caught early enough. I've been incredibly passionate about supporting Prostate Cancer UK and Omaze in this campaign, as the funds raised will ultimately save men’s lives."
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