Supporter stories
We want everyone who's been affected by prostate cancer to join us at one of our March for Men events this year and walk with us to help stop prostate cancer being a killer.
Here, families who've already signed up to do our local walks share their reasons for marching for men this summer.
Raising awareness through Glasgow's March for Men
Marlene lost her father to prostate cancer only ten weeks after he was diagnosed
Marlene's storyPutting life into perspective
Lloyd is determined to not to take anything for granted after his diagnosis with prostate cancer at the age of 43.
Lloyd's storyGetting the word out there and helping others know their risk
Since losing her dad to prostate cancer in 2015, Nichola has been doing everything she can to raise awareness within her community
Nichola's storyMy Dad would be very proud at me supporting the March
William lost his father to prostate cancer in 2015. He is supporting our March for Men to raise awareness as well as vital funds
William's storyMarching to stop prostate cancer being a killer
Having been diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2009, Frank is now looking forward to walking his youngest daughter down the aisle
Frank's storyYou don't know what's going to hit you
Paula's dad didn't want to worry her by telling her he had been diagnosed with prostate cancer
Paula's storyMarching in memory of my husband
Janet has signed up to the Leeds March for Men with her son and daughter in law to march in memory of her husband.
Janet's story