Adam Webber, 45, is set to take on his biggest challenge yet this summer, four years after his wife Shelly passed away from ovarian cancer. As well as fundraising, he also hopes to continue raising awareness so others can recognise the symptoms.

Hannah, Ben, Helen and Lewis share their motivations for taking on this iconic London event and why they wanted to use the opportunity to support Target Ovarian Cancer.

Lisa is running the London Landmarks Half Marathon 2026 dressed as ovaries in memory of her mum, Patricia.

Kathleen Granier, 56, from St Albans was diagnosed with stage 3 ovarian cancer in October 2023 and has recently been told she has a recurrence. Here she shares that news, and her involvement with Target Ovarian Cancer.

Margaret got involved with raising funds and awareness after her diagnosis of ovarian cancer.

Laura, Andy, Lewis and Josie share their motivations for taking on this legendary half marathon and why they wanted to use the opportunity to support Target Ovarian Cancer.

Sonya Branch, Chair of the Board of Trustees at Target Ovarian Cancer, alongside her best friend Tamara, share why they decided to take on the incredible challenge of a skydive.

Charlotte, Scott, Donna and Bethany share their motivations for taking on the iconic London race and why they wanted to use the opportunity to support Target Ovarian Cancer.

We’re excited to announce that we’ve been awarded funding from The National Lottery Community Fund to develop a new England wide peer to peer support service for women with ovarian cancer.

Funds raised from this special event will help us continue our vital work to stop ovarian cancer devastating lives.

The West End Sings for Target Ovarian Cancer – enjoy the music of Wicked, Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables and much more!

Nedra, Georgia’s mum, was diagnosed with stage 4 ovarian cancer in December 2017 and sadly passed away two years later. Since 2018, Georgia has taken on a challenge every year to raise both awareness and funds for Target Ovarian Cancer.