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RBC Race for the Kids

Team Whitbread
Saturday 10 October
5K Race starts from 10am and 2k race starts from 11.50am. Entertainment until 2pm. 

It’s time for RBC Race for the Kids! This October, Team Whitbread will be bigger and better than ever before.

From walking and wheeling to running and scooting, take on 2k or 5k your way. Whether you join in Hyde Park, a local meet-up or from your front door, every step will help beat childhood cancer. Sign up today, join your team, and unlock your bonus Raise & Match.

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£409 raised

£70,000 Goal

£409 raised

£70,000 Goal

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1. Sign up today

Choose how you wish to take part.
Join Team Whitbread in London's Hyde Park or from your front door, it's up to you!

2. Share your fundraising page

Share your page and raise as much as you can to help build the new Children's Cancer Centre at GOSH. Your fundraising page will be set up when you register.

3. Run 2k or 5k

Take on 2k or 5k your way. Whether you're sprinting like a superhero, whizzing on wheels, or simply enjoying a family stroll, every step will help beat childhood cancer. 

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Help beat childhood cancer

£12
could go towards the cost of a specialist children's bed on one of our new cancer wards.
£50
could help purchase soft play mats to make spaces safe and more comfortable for children to play on and for therapy sessions.
£75
could help fund comfortable (but hospital-safe) bean bags to relax and play in sensory spaces or play areas.
£100
could help buy a table for a kitchen so that a family can eat together during long hospital stays.
£150
could help fund a warmer for baby feeding bottles to keep the liquid feeds at suitable temperature for the youngest of infants.
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How your fundraising will help beat childhood cancer

Cancer doesn’t care about childhood. It doesn’t care what seriously ill kids miss out on, like trips to the seaside or playing in the park with their friends. 

But we do.  

Despite great progress in treatments and cures, cancer is still the biggest killer of children aged one to 14 in the UK and around 1,900 children are diagnosed every year.*  

At Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity, we know that when cancer hits, childhood suffers. That's why we're building the new, world-leading Children's Cancer Centre at GOSH. 

With cutting-edge facilities and an environment where pioneering research can thrive, this centre will be a beacon of hope for families facing the unimaginable. And because cancer shouldn’t get to steal anyone’s childhood, it will be more than a hospital building. It will be a school, a playground, a garden and a home-from-home. 

Take on RBC Race for the Kids and join our team of doctors, builders, nurses, researchers and many more helping to build the Children's Cancer Centre – so we can give more kids with cancer the best chance and the best childhood possible. 

Be part of it 

Run, walk, wheel or scoot to help build the new Children’s Cancer Centre at GOSH and save more lives. Together, we can build it. Together, we can help beat childhood cancer. 

*Source: Cancer Research UK

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All the funds raised will go towards the development of cancer care at Great Ormond Street Hospital. In the event that costs change, or the needs of the hospital or patients change, we reserve the right to redirect funds for use against the hospital’s most urgent needs.