Whether you're amateur, professional, an avid fan or you run your own league, we want you to join our team of supporters dedicated to helping stop prostate cancer being a killer. We can help you raise money and awareness while doing something that you love - playing darts.
Join Team DartsProstate cancer affects every community. That's why, alongside our work in darts, we also encourage pubs to sign up to become a Men United Arms - by raising awareness of prostate cancer and starting conversations in places where people feel comfortable talking, like a pub.
As a Men United Arms, you'll also be automatically entered into our free draw each month to win prizes for your pub and your customers.
About The Men United ArmsWhatever type of activity you have in mind (or don't), you can tailor it to suit you - some tried and tested ideas include:
When you look at the statistics, prostate cancer exists in every darts club in the UK. 1 in 8 men get prostate cancer, and 83% of men don't know their risk of prostate cancer. You can help them by displaying fundraising and awareness materials where you play darts. We can provide:
You can send in the money you've raised online, or in a number of ways:
You can pay in online using our quick and simple donation form.
Call us on 0800 012 1616
If you'd like to send a cheque, we'd be grateful if you could use our printable donation form - it allows us to claim Gift Aid, which makes your donation go further.
Cheques should be made payable to "Prostate Cancer UK". Our address is:
Lauren Clark,, the wife of cricket legend Bob Willis, leads a fundraising charge for Prostate Cancer UK calling for better tests.
