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Walk 100 Miles in October

Step into the Walk 100 Miles in October challenge and help raise funds to power our life-changing breast cancer research and support.

What is the Walk 100 Miles Challenge?

The challenge is to walk 100 miles throughout the month of October, and you can complete the 100 miles in any way you choose. Walking, rolling, running – whatever works for you.

You can choose how to split your miles in the month. Whether you complete over 3 miles every day or longer distances on weekends, the challenge is yours to personalise. 

  • If you register and set up your fundraising page, we'll send you a free Breast Cancer Now T-shirt.
  • If you raise £35 or more by October 15, you could receive an exclusive pink beanie hat. Don't miss out, limited stock available (T&C's apply).

Get started in just 2 quick steps:

Step 1

Join the Facebook community and connect with your fellow walkers

Join the Facebook group
Step 2

Register, set up your fundraising page and request your free Breast Cancer Now T-shirt

Register for your challenge

  

 

 

Everything you need to get started for your challenge

Register and start fundraising

Register for the challenge

Fundraising downloads

Get your resources

Challenge FAQs

Challenge FAQs

Distance tracker

Distance Tracker

Sponsorship form

Sponsorship form

Facebook community

Walk 100 Miles community

Pay in your donations

Pay in your donations

Your walk 100 miles

  • Photo of Bali jumping in the air in a garden with her arms and legs outstretched. She is smiling, has short grey hair, and is wearing a bright pink beanie hat, a bright pink Breast Cancer Now t-shirt, leggings and pink trainers.
  • Photo of Philippa standing in the countryside, smiling, with her dog jumping up at her. She has brown hair and glasses, and is pointing at the pink Breast Cancer Now t-shirt she is wearing.
  • Selfie photo of Rebecka on a path outdoors. She is smiling, has long dark brown hair and is wearing sunglasses and a pink Breast Cancer Now t-shirt
  • Photo of Maxine smiling as she walks through a wooded area. She has short grey hair and is wearing a pink Breast Cancer Now t-shirt.
  • Photo of Kay standing in a field with two dogs. She is smiling and pointing at the pink Breast Cancer Now bobble hat she is wearing. The dogs are both looking up at her.
  • Photo of Bali jumping in the air in a garden with her arms and legs outstretched. She is smiling, has short grey hair, and is wearing a bright pink beanie hat, a bright pink Breast Cancer Now t-shirt, leggings and pink trainers.
  • Photo of Philippa standing in the countryside, smiling, with her dog jumping up at her. She has brown hair and glasses, and is pointing at the pink Breast Cancer Now t-shirt she is wearing.
  • Selfie photo of Rebecka on a path outdoors. She is smiling, has long dark brown hair and is wearing sunglasses and a pink Breast Cancer Now t-shirt
  • Photo of Maxine smiling as she walks through a wooded area. She has short grey hair and is wearing a pink Breast Cancer Now t-shirt.
  • Photo of Kay standing in a field with two dogs. She is smiling and pointing at the pink Breast Cancer Now bobble hat she is wearing. The dogs are both looking up at her.
  • Selfie photo of Joanne outdoors, smiling. She has short grey hair and blue eyes. Shas black headphones on, and is wearing a pink top.
  • Photo of Hannah in a bedroom, smiling. She has long blonde hair and blue eyes, and is wearing a pink Breast Cancer Now bobble hat and t-shirt.
  • Photo of Chido posing with her hand on her hip, smiling. She has brown hair and is wearing a pink Breast Cancer Now t-shirt.
  • Photo of Gillian posing with a dog in a garden. She has grey hair and is smiling. She is wearing a pink Breast Cancer Now bobble hat and t-shirt, as well as legging and trainers with pink details. The dog, who has grey-brown fur, is also wearing a pink Breast Cancer Now shirt.
  • Photo of Mike standing on the beach holding hands with 2 children. They are facing away from the camera, towards the sea. Mike is wearing a pink Breast Cancer Now t-shirt with text that reads "1 month - 1 goal. For everyone affected by breast cancer."

Walk with purpose this October

Why? Because around 55,000 women and 400 men are diagnosed with breast cancer every year in the UK. So what do you say, are you ready to tie up your laces this October and help raise vital funds to support people affected by breast cancer?

Get involved

Any questions? Take a look at our FAQs. You can also email our team or call us on 0345 077 1892.

Register for the challenge

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