Pancreatic Cancer UK

TCS London Marathon 2025

Matthew Sag

Matthew Sag

My Story

My sister Rebecca was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2018. She was as brave as anyone could be, but her battle was short-lived; Becky passed away just weeks after her diagnosis. Her story is typical, pancreatic cancer is almost always fatal because it is diagnosed too late. 

But we can change this story. 

Pancreatic Cancer UK is pioneering efforts to develop earlier detection methods, aiming to give others the fighting chance that Becky deserved. On April 27, 2025, I will run the London Marathon to support this vital work. Your contribution can drive significant advancements—each pound (or dollar) raised brings us closer to a future where no more lives are stolen by this devastating disease.

In a few weeks, I'll share my training plans and race goals. Please join me on this journey and donate in Rebecca's memory as a step towards changing the future of thousands.

Pancreatic Cancer UK

Raising for:

Pancreatic Cancer UK
3%

Funded

  • Target
    £2,500
  • Raised so far
    £76
  • Number of donors
    2

My Story

My sister Rebecca was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2018. She was as brave as anyone could be, but her battle was short-lived; Becky passed away just weeks after her diagnosis. Her story is typical, pancreatic cancer is almost always fatal because it is diagnosed too late. 

But we can change this story. 

Pancreatic Cancer UK is pioneering efforts to develop earlier detection methods, aiming to give others the fighting chance that Becky deserved. On April 27, 2025, I will run the London Marathon to support this vital work. Your contribution can drive significant advancements—each pound (or dollar) raised brings us closer to a future where no more lives are stolen by this devastating disease.

In a few weeks, I'll share my training plans and race goals. Please join me on this journey and donate in Rebecca's memory as a step towards changing the future of thousands.

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