News
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MockFest 2013
Wow, what a weekend MockFest 2013 was with £2200 raised for male cancer research!
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£30K raised for male cancer research in 2012
We’re thrilled to announce all the fundraising efforts of last year have amounted to an incredible £30,000 for male cancer research!
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Mockfest 2013 – May the 4th be with you….
We’ll be at Mockfest 2013, getting our rock on for men’s cancers – can you spare a few hours to help us?
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Mens cancer fundraising event raises £3500!
We’re thrilled to have received a cheque from Wigan Rotary Club.
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Testicular Cancer in the Media
Raising awareness of testicular cancer in the media through the Jeremy Kyle cancer story and Adam Irvine who both survived testicular cancer.
Donations
£30K raised for male cancer research in 2012
We’re thrilled to announce all the fundraising efforts of last year have amounted to an incredible £30,000 for male cancer research!
Mens cancer fundraising event raises £3500!
We’re thrilled to have received a cheque from Wigan Rotary Club.
Funds to-date
To date our appeal has raised circa £350k!
Wigan Rotarians Run For Men Matter
More than 250 people run to raise money for Men Matter at Wigan Rotary Club’s RUN 4 A LIFE event.
Poppadoms for Prostate Cancer
Manchester’s Indian Ocean invite Men Matter to raise funds at their record-breaking event.
Supporters
Sir Bobby Charlton
Our charity’s patron needs little in the way of introduction. Widely regarded as one of the greatest midfielders in the history of the game, former Manchester United footballer, Sir Bobby Charlton, is an important part of Men Matter. He has given the charity a major boost through his patronage and we are incredibly grateful for his contribution; we are sure that his support will continue to be of great benefit to our efforts. Men Matter: funding the fight against men’s cancers
Roger Kirby
Roger Kirby is an internationally-renowned prostate surgeon, researcher and writer, and founded The Prostate Centre in order to ensure quality care for patients. His work has been recognised worldwide, and he has been awarded the St. Peter’s Medal for contributions to UK Urology. His position at the forefront of prostate cancer research makes him an invaluable asset to our charity and we are very pleased to have his support as an ambassador for Men Matter. “Bernard Edmunds and his team are doing a great job. He has the fullest support of both Prostate UK and The Urology Foundation.” Men Matter: funding the fight against men’s cancers
Sir Peter Fahy
Sir Peter Fahy serves as the Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police, and has previously held the Chief Constable’s position with Cheshire Constabulary. He is widely respected in his field, having been tipped for the position of Metropolitan Police Commissioner, as well as receiving a knighthood for his services to policing in June 2012. He is also a strong supporter of Men Matter and acts as an ambassador for the charity. “It’s a tremendous honour to be able to support the Men Matter Appeal for The Christie. Male awareness is key to their well being and the Men Matter team are doing fantastic work in raising awareness and fundraising.” Men Matter: funding the fight…
Dave Roberts
Dave Roberts is one of the most reputable sports physiotherapists in the UK, having formerly been Physiotherapist to the England Cricket Team. He currently manages David Roberts Physiotherapy and acts as Medical Services Director for Lancashire County Cricket Club, while also working as a Consultant Physiotherapist for the England Cricket Team and the Andrew Flintoff Foundation. We are pleased to have Dave and all of his medical experience on board as an ambassador for Men Matter. “Men are notorious for ignoring signs and symptoms of ill health. However, through education and increasing awareness, Men Matter are showing how early detection can make a significant difference to the lives of thousands of men of all ages….
Richard Bevan
A prominent figure in the world of sport, Richard Bevan is currently the Chief Executive of the League Managers Association, following a period heading the Professional Cricketers’ Association. He is also a Trustee of the Team England Player Partnership, Treasurer and a Director of the Federation of International Cricketers’ Associations and a Director of the Professional Players’ Federation. Despite all this, he still has time to support our cause and has been a long-time ambassador for Men Matter. “Men’s health and awareness into male cancers is vital, early diagnosis can save lives. I am pleased to support the excellent work of the Men Matter Appeal for The Christie.” Men Matter: funding the fight against men’s…







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