RELIVE ONE OF THE MOST EXCITING VIRTUAL CYCLING RACE ON ZWIFT WITH 15 CELEBRITIES SUPPORTING THE GLOBAL FIGHT AGAINST CANCER
Celebrities including Fabian Cancellara, Robert Pirès, Diangelo Williams, Lawrence Dallaglio, Lauren Steadman and many more will kick off the World Cancer Day Solidarity Challenge, competing in a celebrity race to chase the one and only Sir Mo Farah ! Relive this chase now.
World Cancer Day every 4th February is a day when the world unites to raise cancer awareness, improve education and inspire action from everybody. Whoever you are and whatever you do, share your ‘I Am and I Will‘ commitment and join thousands of supporters around the world this 4th February to show that together, all of our actions matter.
Throughout the world, a lack of access to cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care means that millions of people are dying prematurely. With COVID-19 disrupting and delaying essential cancer services, your support is needed now more than ever.
See how the world unites on World Cancer Day:
Discover the best moments of our first edition of World Cancer Day Solidarity Challenge and figures showing the power of this event to engage as many people as possible in the global fight against cancer.
“Confronted with the unique crisis of the coronavirus pandemic, the inspiring progress that has been made in cancer prevention and treatment is at risk. If we want to see the cancer burden reduced – not increased – in the coming years, we need concerted, collective action by individuals, organisations and governments. We would like to thank everyone for taking part in the World Cancer Day Solidarity Challenge to play their part in fighting cancer.”
Cary ADAMS, Chief Executive Officer,
Union for International Cancer Control (UICC)
100% of all donations go directly to the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) the largest and oldest global cancer-fighting organisation.
UICC unites and supports the global cancer community in its efforts to reduce the global cancer burden, to promote greater equity and to ensure that cancer control remains a priority on the global health agenda. Through opportunities such as training and fellowships, UICC gives cancer professionals the best chance of doing a better job tomorrow than they already do today.
Solidarity Challenge provides simple integrated solutions to help develop fundraising and fresh revenue streams that can be used in a variety of positive ways, from harnessing the power of celebrity influencers to helping employees reach their own health goals.
