All the ways you can get involved in supporting or learning more about the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust.
From cultural landmarks and heritage to the city's quirky and hidden secrets, runners get to explore the capital on a route like no other!
We only have 5 places for this event, so don’t delay and apply today to join the #TrustTribe on the start line on Sunday 12 April 2026. Entry deadline: Monday 27 October 2025
CarFest, presented by bp pulse, has proudly supported the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust since 2019. Founded by radio legend and car enthusiast Chris Evans, the annual family fundraising festival at Laverstoke Park Farm, Hampshire has become one of the UK’s best-known independent summer events.
2025 date: Friday 22 to Sunday 24 August 2025
Meanwhile, founded by long-time Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust-supporter and all-round superstar, Rob Da Bank, Camp Bestival is an awe inspiring multi award-winning family festi-holiday jam packed with unforgettable moments, memory making activities, and good times held at Lulworth Castle in Dorset.
2025 date: Thursday 31 July to Sunday 3 August 2025
It's like I have freedom. You don't see that every day in your life, a boat with other people who get you on it.
Being diagnosed with a brain tumour made Tadiwa feel different. A sailing trip helped him feel free, independent, and most importantly, make friends with people who understood him.
Find out more about Tadiwa's Story
Find out more about the trips Support the TrustWe are hosting a series of joint, open workshops to build and deepen our shared understanding of the system around children and young people with cancer, and their families.
These sessions are open to all. We are particularly interested in hearing from:
These workshops build upon our joint work with Teenage Cancer Trust and Dartington Service Design Lab to launch the State of the System report, and our collective North Star vision.
By 'system' we mean the people, communities, organisations and structures which have an impact on the psychosocial experiences of children and young people with cancer, and their families. This includes the NHS, governments, charities, education authorities, local community organisations, schools, family, friends and many more.
We are all part of the system.