Skydiving

Thinking about taking part in an exhilarating skydive? Take the leap for Breast Cancer Now!

This really is a challenge of a lifetime, and an experience you’ll never forget.

You’ll be flown up to the dizzying heights of 10,000 feet before diving down through the air freefalling at over 120mph. It’s a once in a lifetime experience; an adrenaline rush that will leave you walking on cloud nine.

You'll be in the trusted hands of a British Parachute Association (BPA) qualified instructor so there really is no better way to take on a skydiving challenge and paint the skies pink to raise vital funds for our breast cancer research.

Any questions?

Taking on a skydive can be a daunting, but please feel free to contact our challenge events team on 020 7025 2483 or events@breastcancernow.org if you have any questions.  

Already have a place?

If you've already signed up for a skydive and want to fundraise for us, fill in our online form and we'll support you all the way.

Skydiving locations

To find your nearest drop zone, take a look at the map, or visit the location tab.

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What our supporters say

I lost my daughter-in-law to breast cancer three years ago. I decided to do a skydive last year, something I've always wanted to do, although at aged 63 I was a little apprehensive. I had a great experience and would recommend anyone to go for it!

Read our blog

Want to know more about skydiving for Breast Cancer Now? Read some of our supporters' experiences of taking part in this daring challenge:

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? - Chelsea pensioner, John Honey, takes on the challenge.

Flying high for Breast Cancer Now - Research students at Imperial College tell us about their decision to take part in a skydive.