Challenge yourself to run a marathon distance (26 miles) during February—World Cancer Day month! Run your way there, whether fast or slow. It's simple: run a little each day, and together we'll make a big impact for people living with bone and soft tissue cancer called sarcoma. Ready to take on the challenge?

Marathon in February for Bone and Soft Tissue Cancer

Sarcoma UK

I'm taking on the Marathon in February challenge! I'll be running a marathon distance (26.2 miles) throughout the month to raise awareness and funds for people affected by bone and soft tissue cancer.

Why This Matters
Sarcoma is a rare cancer that affects bones and soft tissues. It can strike anyone at any age, and because it's so rare, many people have never heard of it. That's why raising awareness is so important.

What Your Support Does
Every pound you donate helps Sarcoma UK provide vital support, fund life-saving research, and campaign for better treatment. This year alone, they've:
Supported 1,166 people through their Support Line
Awarded £1.7 million to sarcoma research
Achieved a record 19 parliamentary questions to government

My Challenge
Throughout February, I'll be running 26.2 miles—that's about 1 mile each day. Whether I'm running in the rain, snow, or sunshine, I'll be thinking of everyone affected by sarcoma and the difference we can make together.

Please Support My Challenge

Any donation, no matter how small, will make a real difference. Together, we can help improve diagnosis, treatment, and support for people living with sarcoma.
Thank you for your support, every mile matters. 

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