Need Some Inspiration?

Since our launch in 1997 we have been incredibly lucky to have a number of hugely dedicated and inspirational supporters who have gone that extra mile with their fundraising.

So, if you're struggling for some inspiration, read about some of the adventures of our dedicated fundraisers below to help get your ideas flowing...

	At the end of 2008 author Steve Cage discovered he had testicular cancer. Following his post-op radiotherapy he decided to raise awareness of male cancer by donating £1 from each copy of his next novel to Everyman. Advance copies of 'Now The Killing Starts' are available from Steve’s website.
	Up for swimming 462 lengths, cycling from Newcastle to Southampton and then running from Southampton to London all without a break? No...well, this is what Matt Fisher will be attempting on 10 June to help raise funds and awareness for Everyman. Read more about this fantastic challenge
	Charlie Hodgson skateboarded from London to Morocco in support of Everyman. Click here to read more about this exciting adventure...
	Testicular cancer survivor Darren Couchman raises awareness in a funny, light-hearted way by a testicle tour across the UK. Read more about his fundraising efforts here...
	Risborough Rangers FC hosted a match in aid of Everyman in tribute to friend, Jason Travers. Click here to read more about Jason's story...
	Testicular cancer survivor, Russell Cox, set up a triathlon team with a fantastic challenge in 2010. Between them they collectively entered over 17 races and swam, cycled and ran all over the country to raise money for Everyman. Read more for more information.
	Wendy Gough and the Everyman St Albans Group have been working with Everyman since 1998 (when Wendy's son, Matthew, died from Testicular Cancer at age 19.) Read more about their inspiring work here...
	10 members of the Welsh Guards completed an endurance triathlon from Bosnia, to their base in Westminster. Read more about their tough challenge here...