The Prostate Cancer Memorial is a remembrance sculpture dedicated to the husbands, dads, uncles and grandads who’ve been lost to prostate cancer.
This striking, ten-foot tall, mirrored steel pyramid is a spectacular display of love and loss. It’s a celebration of so many unique and remarkable lives.
The memorial moves to Manchester
The Prostate Cancer Memorial is currently on display at Manchester Piccadilly station. Here it will proudly stand until the end of March 2026, helping to raise vital awareness of prostate cancer and remember the men who have been lost to the disease.
If you have any queries about the memorial, please email us and we'll be happy to help.
Register your interest to add a name
You can now register your interest to add your loved one's name to the memorial. Please find the link below to our registration form. We will then be in contact with you directly when we are adding new names.
“Having Doug’s name added to the memorial feels like such a special way to remember him. I miss him terribly but I’m so lucky to have my family supporting me. I’ll always keep his memory alive.”
Michelle Blythe, supporter of The Prostate Cancer Memorial
Making a difference
The Prostate Cancer Memorial is helping to fund lifesaving research projects to find better ways to diagnose and treat men.
Thanks to researchers like Dr Kelly Coffey and her team at Newcastle University, we are closer to making personalised prostate cancer treatment a reality, reducing uncertainty, and giving men the best possible treatment for them.
