Events

All the ways you can get involved in supporting or learning more about the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust.

London Marathon 2027

Achieve the dream of a lifetime

The Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust has sought-after charity places for the iconic TCS London Marathon!

Register your interest to join the #TrustTribe alongside 50,000+ other runners on Sunday 25 April 2027 (TBC). We will notify you when applications open.

To register your interest, email [email protected]. More details, including the minimum age for taking part, the application process, and fundraising information, can be found at the button below.

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Join us at fab festivals!

We are so lucky to be a charity partner for two of the nation's favourite family festivals. And you raise money for us just by going along!

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 has a new home for 2026 at the heart of British Motor racing, Silverstone, Towcester, Northamptonshire and has become one of the UK’s best-known independent summer events.

2026 date: Friday 28 to Sunday 30 August 2026

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.

2026 date: Thursday 30 July to Sunday 2 August 2026

CarFest - find out more and get your tickets Camp Bestival - find out more and get your tickets

Other ways you can help

Tadiwa's Story

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

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