Walk All Over Cancer
Walk 10,000 steps every day in March
Let’s show cancer who’s boss. Join thousands of supporters walking 10,000 steps every day in March to raise money for life-saving research.
Sign up today to get your free fundraising pack and Online Giving Page.
Fundraising Inspiration
Head over to our fundraising hub to find all the fundraising tools and ideas you’ll need to help raise life-saving funds to beat cancer.
Track your steps with Fitbit
Connect your Giving Page to the Fitbit app to share your progress with your friends and family. You don’t need a Fitbit device, simply download the Fitbit app for free!
Fundraise as a team
Get your friends and family involved too and walk for charity as a team. Set up a Team Giving Page to make fundraising a real team effort.
FAQs
Make sure you're all set for a great challenge by reading our frequently asked questions that have the all the answers to any questions you may have.
How to hit 10,000 steps a day
Get the challenge done doing what you love in the time you have. Here are some ways you can clock up extra steps:
Do a fitness class at home or at the gym
Take the dog for an extra walk
Get off the train or bus a stop early
Explore your local area
Always take the stairs
Meet a friend for a walk
The difference your money makes
Thanks to your support, we can continue to fund life-saving research. Our goal is for 3 in 4 people to survive their cancer by 2034 and every step we take towards beating cancer relies on every pound donated.
The ultimate challenge for a healthy lifestyle
With Walk All Over Cancer, you're in control and just getting out of the house for a walk can do us the world of good. There are huge health benefits when you commit to 10,000 steps a day.
- Walking can improve fitness
Regular walking can help you maintain a healthy weight, burn calories and help tone muscles.
- Walking is a COVID-safe activity
Outdoor activities are a safe way to exercise in the current climate. Always check the government guidelines before you head out.
- Walking is good for our mental health
It’s the perfect way to zone-out and rid yourself of any daily stress. Plus, the exercise-induced endorphins will leave you feeling better than ever.
- Walking can help lower blood pressure
Being active can help lower blood pressure and your risk of heart problems in the future.
*Ahmad AS et al, British Journal of Cancer, 2015.