Every year over 50,000 men in the UK are diagnosed with prostate, testicular or penile cancer. Orchid exists to save the lives of men from male cancers through educational campaigns, raising awareness, providing dedicated Support Services and funding a world class research programme.

As a small charity, we need your support to help us raise vital funds to ensure that we can continue to reach men with important male cancer messages and provide support to those who need us.

Sign up to #TeamOrchid!

Join us (virtually) to cycle 10K with your family. There’s no set date, time or route. You can take part when and how you choose. You can complete your 10K with your family in stages over multiple days or you might wish to complete the challenge in one go.

Here’s how to take part:

1) Register your details using the “Join Virtual Event” button above.

2) Set up your online fundraising page here 

3) Record your 10K bike ride as a family using your favourite app (or take some photos). You can do this in one go or do it cumulatively across shorter riders.

4) Upload your evidence of having done the 10K cycle (making sure to upload all evidence at once) and once approved you’ll receive a virtual Orchid medal to mark your achievement!

There is no set fundraising target but if you raise over £150 in sponsorship we will send you a medal in the post. Email us at [email protected] for the number of medals you require - so that everyone in the family can have one.

Good luck, enjoy and stay safe! 

CONTACT US

If you have any questions about signing up for this event please do not hesitate to contact our Events Team at [email protected]

Please note that this event is not organised by Orchid Cancer Appeal.

Your details will be passed on to Orchid Cancer Appeal. They will use this information to keep in touch with you about the challenge.

Orchid Cancer Appeal will not sell your data to third parties. You can change your preferences at any time by contacting [email protected] or by calling 020 3745 7310.

Their full privacy policy can be viewed here https://orchid-cancer.org.uk/privacy-and-cookies/