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Cancer My Arse

Our story

An ordinary bloke. An extraordinary mission.

Hi, I'm Kev, an ordinary bloke from Stoke with an extraordinary mission. Once fit and seemingly healthy, my cancer diagnosis came out of nowhere. If it can happen to me, it can happen to anyone.

Now living with Stage 4 cancer for the second time, and facing what’s termed a “terminal” diagnosis, I’ve made it my purpose to spend the rest of my life fighting this brutal disease, so that future generations never have to fear the words, “I’m sorry, you’ve got cancer.”

Kev From Stoke
Grit, heart and humour

Why Cancer My Arse?

Since my own battle began with colorectal cancer in 2020, the name Cancer My Arse felt like the perfect fit. As Snoopy wisely said, “Every time you find some humour in a difficult situation, you win.” And that’s exactly what we’re doing, taking on cancer with grit, heart, and a healthy dose of humour.

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Cancer My Arse riders in team kit

Over £200,000 raised together

Since October 2024, Cancer My Arse has raised over £200,000 for cancer research and support, thanks to a community of fighters, survivors and supporters who refuse to give up.

Among them is my friend and fundraising legend Ben Young MBE, who rallied his yachting community for an epic 930km cycling challenge.

Our aim

Hope. Better treatments. A future without cancer.

Our aim is to inspire hope and unite people in the relentless pursuit of better treatments and cures. Your support will help to amplify this cause, raising vital funds that will help to make a difference!

Every contribution fuels lifesaving research, improves patient care, and strengthens community awareness, bringing us one step closer to a world free from cancer.

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Take on a challenge.
Make a difference.

Our approach is simple but audacious: fun, daring and physical challenges that spark conversations and drive donations to cancer charities.

Through social media, community events and personal networks, participants share their stories and their commitment to beating cancer.

Cancer My Arse riders gathered on a sunny Mediterranean terrace
New for 2027

Saddles & Sangria

Spain to Antibes, 1–5 October 2027.

After The Atlantic Crossing, we’re heading south. Join riders from southern Spain along the Mediterranean coast to Antibes, raising money to fight cancer one pedal stroke at a time.

Placeholder copy: full route, fundraising targets and sign-up details coming soon.