Join Team CRUK
![Woman hiking in the countryside for Cancer Research UK](https://main.stg.cruk.org/sites/default/files/frame_615_1.png)
Got your own place at a challenge event?
If you already have your own place, join Team CRUK and use it to support life-saving research. Whether you run, walk, cycle or swim, together we are beating cancer.
How we'll support you
From fundraising to the finish line, we'll be with you every step of the way. As part of Team CRUK you'll get:
![A personalised Cancer Research UK t-shirt or vest](/sites/default/files/image_22_2.png)
A personalised Cancer Research UK t-shirt or vest
![Expert training plans and advice to help you prepare](/sites/default/files/image_23_2.png)
Expert training plans and advice to help you prepare
![A fundraising pack and online giving page to share](/sites/default/files/image_25.png)
A fundraising pack and online giving page to share
![Support before and on the big day to cheer you on*](/sites/default/files/image_26_1.png)
Support before and on the big day to cheer you on*
![Take on a running challenge with team CRUK Bridie smiling wearing a CRUK running vest holding her medal](https://main.stg.cruk.org/sites/default/files/styles/cruk_no_style/public/bridie-2.png?itok=6SEz5sMR)
Bridie has taken on the Great North Run six times as part of Team Cancer Research UK. She fundraises in memory of her Dad, who died of bowel cancer.
My first runs were really hard, but I trained and persevered, and I got better. On the day of my first Great North Run I wore my Cancer Research UK vest with pride, I was so happy to be taking part. The atmosphere was amazing and crossing the finish line I was ecstatic! I was so proud of myself and how far I’d come. Every step is worth it. For every person we lose to cancer, it spurs me on even more to continue fundraising so that we can find a cure.
Your support makes a difference
Nearly 1 in 2 of us will get cancer in our lifetime**. With your support, we can bring about a world where everybody lives longer, better lives, free from the fear of cancer.
![radiotherapy machine](https://main.stg.cruk.org/sites/default/files/styles/cruk_no_style/public/radiotherapy_machine_fundraising_2_0.png?itok=PINUANgZ)
£170 could fund a trial testing an innovative radiotherapy technique for treating rare bile duct cancer for a day
![Cancer nurses icon](https://main.stg.cruk.org/sites/default/files/styles/cruk_no_style/public/cancer_nurses_0_0.png?itok=dTSty2Lg)
£250 could fund two research nurses for a day, helping raise awareness of trials and supporting patients during treatment
![Illustration of a researcher](https://main.stg.cruk.org/sites/default/files/styles/cruk_no_style/public/image_29.png?itok=TvUitdHE)
£500 could fund a lab technician for a week, bringing us closer to the next cancer research breakthrough