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Take part in The Month Challenges

Join our community of walkers, runners and cyclists for one of our month-long challenges taking place throughout the year.

There’s something for everyone from our list of virtual challenges. Whether you want to Run, March or Cycle the Month or even do all three with Prostate United. Choose your challenge, sign up and raise funds to beat prostate cancer, a disease affecting 1 in 8 men in the UK.

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Swim the Month 2026

Swim the month is a new virtual challenge for 2026. Swim a total of 10 miles, during a month of your choosing. 

Sign up to Swim the Month

Our events

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March the Month 2027

March the Month is our virtual step challenge and will be returning in March 2027. We'll be in touch when we're ready for sign ups, but you can always register your interest so you won't miss out!  

Register your interest for March the Month
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Cycle the Month 2027

Cycle the Month will be back in August 2027! You can register your interest for next years' virtual cycling challenge now, and by doing so, help raise awareness for the most common cancer in men.

Register your interest for Cycle the Month
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Run the Month: Marathon Edition 2027

Run the Month: Marathon Edition is a virtual running challenge in January for anyone who wants to keep active and help beat prostate cancer.

Register your interest for Run the Month

Lee's story

After losing his dad to prostate cancer in 2009, and find out this family history increased his own risk, Lee began fundraising for Prostate Cancer UK.

In 2019, he marked the tenth anniversary of his dad’s passing by taking on 10 running challenges – including a gruelling 24-hour run – and has continued that support by taking on Run the Month for a second time this year.

“I was shell shocked when Dad was diagnosed. His symptoms were textbook prostate issues but you never think it will be that serious. We bonded a lot during his treatment and went to watch football every second Saturday together until he died.

“I’ve always been active but I turned to running for something different and got hooked. Running is almost free therapy to me – I think about my family, my life, my dad. I’m looking forward to hitting the road again in October for a cause that’s very close to my heart.”

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Fundraising resources

Whatever kind of fundraising you have in mind (or don't), we're here to help – ideas, hints, tips, downloads and more.

Take a look at our fundraising resources
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Looking for something else?

Organising your own fundraising, or want to? We've got you covered for ideas, materials, advice and help.

Find more ways to get involved
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