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Gabrielle Evans

Gabrielle Evans

My Story

Hi everyone,

On 25th April next year, I'll be taking on the London marathon. 26.2 miles through one of the world's most iconic races, But for me this is about so much more than crossing the finish line.

I'm running in memory of my wonderful auntie, who sadly lost her life to pancreatic cancer. Losing her was shattering for the whole family and like so many other families, we've experienced just how cruel this disease can be.

Every mile I run will be for her and for everyone affected by pancreatic cancer. The months of training, the early mornings and sore legs are nothing compared to what those living with this disease and their families have to deal with every day.

I'm raising money to support pancreatic cancer research and to help improve diagnosis, treatment and support for patients and their families. Every donation, no matter the size, will help make a difference.

If you're able to sponsor me, I'd be incredibly grateful. Your support will not only help keep me going over 26.2 miles but it will also honour my auntie's memory and contribute to the fight against this rapid and devastating disease.

Thank you so much for your generosity, encouragement and support. It truly means the world to me and I'll be thinking of my auntie with every step I take across the London Marathon finish line.
❤️

Pancreatic Cancer UK

Raising for:

Pancreatic Cancer UK
20%

Funded

  • Target
    £500
  • Raised so far
    £100
  • Number of donors
    1

My Story

Hi everyone,

On 25th April next year, I'll be taking on the London marathon. 26.2 miles through one of the world's most iconic races, But for me this is about so much more than crossing the finish line.

I'm running in memory of my wonderful auntie, who sadly lost her life to pancreatic cancer. Losing her was shattering for the whole family and like so many other families, we've experienced just how cruel this disease can be.

Every mile I run will be for her and for everyone affected by pancreatic cancer. The months of training, the early mornings and sore legs are nothing compared to what those living with this disease and their families have to deal with every day.

I'm raising money to support pancreatic cancer research and to help improve diagnosis, treatment and support for patients and their families. Every donation, no matter the size, will help make a difference.

If you're able to sponsor me, I'd be incredibly grateful. Your support will not only help keep me going over 26.2 miles but it will also honour my auntie's memory and contribute to the fight against this rapid and devastating disease.

Thank you so much for your generosity, encouragement and support. It truly means the world to me and I'll be thinking of my auntie with every step I take across the London Marathon finish line.
❤️