Everyman was launched in
1997 to raise awareness and funds for male cancer.
Since then, with your support, we have set up Europe’s first
and only centre dedicated to research into male cancers - the Everyman
Centre.
There are many ways in which you can get involved and raise money to support our work. From jumping out of a plane, running a marathon, or trekking through rainforests to organising an event of your own.
Check out www.ultimategolfchallenge.co.uk for our latest Golf Challenge if you fancy playing 90 holes in 24 hours in Iceland this June to raise money for Everyman.
F+F for Men at Tesco have joined forces with Everyman by selling a limited edition ‘Protect your Nuts’ pants and keyring set. They are generously donating 100% of profits from every pair of exclusive pants to fund research into male cancer.
Virgin Money has teamed up with Everyman to stage a variety of events during 2006, with the aim of raising over £250,000 to help fund our vital research.
The Institute of Cancer Research is a world leader in the fight against male cancer. Find out more about the latest developments in male cancer research.
We need your support to keep making the necessary advances in the fight against male cancer. Please give what you can. More than 90p in every £ we receive goes directly towards supporting our pioneering research.
June's Cosmopolitan Magazine featured its annual naked male centrefolds bumper issue, where celebrities shed their embarrassment and stripped off to raise awareness of male cancer. A new celebrity picture will appear each issue, so check out the latest magazine to see who is supporting Everyman this month!
Everyman is a campaign run by The Institute of Cancer
Research.
A charity, not for profit.
Company Limited by Guarantee.
Registered in England No. 534147
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