Help Us Fight Prostate Cancer
Fundraising for the Prostate Project
We’re delighted that you are interested in becoming involved and wanting to support us, either by fundraising, participating in events or raising awareness of prostate cancer. Your amazing efforts really will help us to make sure that men are given a better chance of beating cancer. There are all sorts of events available for you to participate in – take a look at our events to find out details of how to join in or to get some inspiration. There are physical challenges like runs, golf days and cycle races, or social events such as concerts and open gardens. You may want to do your own thing to raise money for us, be it climbing in a bath of beans, holding a quiz night or climbing Everest!
Do get in touch with us if you have any questions or if we can help you in any way. Any funds you raise will help us to support the ground breaking research being undertaken by our team at the University of Surrey and help us to provide equipment, specialist nursing staff and an active support group. We rely on fundraisers for 99% of our support so you really are very important. We pride ourselves in being run largely by volunteers and keeping our admin costs below 5%.
If you are planning to organise a fundraising event and are looking for inspiration, have a look at the list of some of the previous fundraisers people have organised for the Prostate Project:
Upcoming Fundraising Events
Prostate Project patron, Michael Buerk will be hosting a dinner on our behalf on Thursday, November 2nd at The County Club in Guildford. Michael is a broadcasting legend, having been at the top of his profession for over 50 years. His reporting on the Ethiopian famine led to the Band Aid charity record in 1984 and [...]
Teams of 4 players are invited to join Jackie Alliss and a host of celebrities to celebrate the ‘voice of golf’ Mr Peter Alliss at Hindhead Golf Club. 9.30am Shotgun Start 18 Hole Stableford competition £600 per team of 4 to include light breakfast, beverages and 2 course lunch, with raffles, short speeches, auction and [...]
Come to the Royal Surrey County Hospital's FREE event, see their world-class healthcare facilities, talk to their inspiring staff and find out about the future of Royal Surrey. This event is not ticketed - there is no need to book in advance. Who is the event for? The open day is for anyone interested in [...]
Hop Harvest Festival It’s party time! Grab your tickets and join us on Saturday 16th September 2023 for the Hop Harvest Festival. Expect the full Hogs Back bar and street food alongside a cracking line up of live music on the festival stage from 2pm - 11pm. (Gates open 13.30) Follow us on Instagram and [...]
Past Fundraising Events
Walk, Jog, or Run it 24-25 June 2023 The Cotswold Way offers beautiful views and tough hills. The route takes you through quintessential English villages and well-trodden footpaths & trails. The base-camp in Cirencester is the hub for a full challenge looped route through the heart of the Cotswolds. Choose from the full challenge, a [...]
Our charity on-line art auction is organised and curated by Dr Nicola Annels, our senior scientist at University of Surrey, with all funds raised going directly to research into new treatments for advanced prostate cancer. Survival rates for men with this disease are very poor, with only 30% of men surviving 5 years. The art [...]
We’ll have our ever-popular Jazz Night, an evening with Sammy Rimington and the New Orleans Jazz Band on March 18th at Puttenham Golf Club. Tickets have been kept at £25.00 per person and this includes supper. There will be a cash bar and a raffle. Plenty of free parking at the golf club. Tickets sell fast, so [...]
Paul Jones (Manfred Mann, The Manfreds, The Blues Band) returns with his spectacular charity gig, with special celebrity guests and an all-star band for TWO live concerts.Guests at previous G Live shows have included special guests Rick Wakeman, Eric Bibb, Bernie Marsden, Tom Jones, Van Morrison, Paul Weller and Eric Clapton. Special Guests are only [...]