Frequently asked questions

Simply click on the 'Sign Up' button at the top of this webpage. If you’d like friends and family to join you, please make sure that each adult completes the form. We do not take registration details for children, however there is an option to add children to any adult registrations when signing up.

The registration fee is £10 per adult. Children under 18 can take part for free but must be accompanied by an adult or guardian over 18.

We ask that you try raise £150 in fundraising to help fund lifesaving prostate cancer research.

No, children under 18 are free to join our March for Men events. We do not take registration details for children, however there is an option to add children to any adult registrations when signing up. As the parent or guardian of any children you register, you must accompany them at all times during the event and accept full responsibility for them.

Follow the steps to set yourselves up as a team on JustGiving:

1. Ask each member of your team to register for the event on our website.
2. During registration you will each be asked to set up a JustGiving Fundraising page.
3. Once you have all registered and have your JustGiving pages follow this guide on JustGiving to create and invite members to your team.

Yes, when you sign up you can select what size t-shirt you want and the delivery address. We’ll then send these out to you with your fundraising pack nearer the time of the event.

Everyone can take part. This is a diverse and inclusive event and is perfect for all of your friends, family and colleagues to attend - you can even bring your dog.

The route is fully accessible for wheelchairs and pushchairs.

London - Battersea Park - Sunday 14 June 2025

Here’s where to find us on the day, What3words

We’ll add more details over the coming months, but our event village opens at 10.30am and the walk starts at 11.30am.

The closest train station to the park is Queenstown Road and Battersea Park (both 10-minutes' walk to the Rosery Gate entrance). Clapham Junction station is approx. 20 minutes’ walk from Battersea Park too. You can also travel via tube (Northern Line) and get off at Battersea Power Station. The event village is about a 20 minute walk via Rosery Gate.

There are also several bus routes and three pay-and-display car parks, but spaces are limited and on a first come first served basis.

You can take the Thames Clipper which stops at Battersea Power Station (more info here)

There will be a 2.5km, 5km and a 10km route. The route will be fully accessible, and well sign posted. Everyone starts at the same time and on the same route, so you can walk with family or friends that are taking on different distances. You can also change your mind on the day and take on a longer or shorter option.

You’ll receive a handy walkers guide with all the information about what to expect on the day over the coming months.

On the day, there’ll be entertainment, music, selfie areas, catering, information stands and much more. Keep your eyes peeled for more information soon...

Absolutely - the March for Men community love dogs and many often attend on the day! Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times during the event, including in the event village.

Please make sure to pick up after your dog too, there will be bins available in the park.

March for Men is a walking event only so we ask that people do not run the route. We encourage all attendees to be respectful and mindful of their fellow participants, in order for everyone to have an enjoyable walk.

On the day there will be toilets (including disabled toilets), refreshments available to purchase, an accessible route, information stand, first aid, warm up and signed and marshalled routes (no need for a map). Parking at the venue is limited - you can find more details on parking on the Battersea Park website here.

Yes, there will be a number of refreshments available for you to purchase on the day, including vegan and gluten free options. Our March for Men event is taking place in the beautiful Battersea Park so you are welcome to bring your own picnic along too, but please make sure you remove all rubbish when you leave the park.

We are trying to reduce our carbon footprint and limit plastic waste so we will not provide bottled water for every participant. Instead, we encourage all walkers to bring their own bottles from home, which you will be able to refill at the event.

We’re asking everyone who takes part to try to raise a minimum of £150. You can also choose to set a higher target. By taking part in March for Men and raising money, you’ll help fund lifesaving research and support men and their families navigating this disease.

We’ll be sending an email soon with fundraising tips and we’ve always on hand to support with any fundraising ideas or questions. Call 0203 310 7034 or drop us an email at marchformen@prostatecanceruk.org. 

You'll set up an online fundraising page via JustGiving when you sign up to March for Men. They’re easy to share with friends, family and colleagues and JustGiving send the donations to us directly. Here’s a quick guide to get started:

1. Once signed up, personalise your JustGiving page with a profile photo or add your reason for walking.
2. Share your fundraising page link with friends and family and ask them to donate.
3. Pop in a donation yourself to get the ball rolling.

You can also fundraise offline and pop any cash donations onto your JustGiving page or send cheques to us.

We’ll be sending an email soon with fundraising tips and we’ve always on hand to support with any fundraising ideas or questions. Drop us an email at marchformen@prostatecanceruk.org.

The money you raise can make a huge difference to the 1 in 8 men who will get prostate cancer. It could help fund lifesaving research and provide vital support services to men and their families, who are navigating this disease.

£150 is the amount to aim for, but we understand that it’s not always attainable, especially in the current climate.

We WON’T ask you to make up the difference if you don’t raise £150, we just ask that you try your best. We really appreciate your support and anything you can raise really will help to make a difference.

Yes - the route will be fully accessible for wheelchairs and pushchairs as it is a fully paved path. Please note that our March for Men event village will be on a grassy area.

Personal carers, assistants and support workers do not need to pay a registration fee. Email our team and we can provide you with more details.

Absolutely, we’d be thrilled to have you on the team! We’re looking for help with setup, registration, marshalling and merchandise on the day. Please email us at marchformen@prostatecanceruk.org to express your interest and we’ll be in touch with further details.

March for Men is one of the highlights of our year. It’s a special opportunity for anyone who’s been affected by prostate cancer to come together, connect with others and share their experiences. In recent years, thousands of people have joined us at our March for Men event in Battersea Park, London, and held their own local marches, raising vital funds towards life-saving prostate cancer research and support for men and their loved ones across the UK. We know it’s more than just a walk in the park - and that all of these events mean a lot to everyone who takes part. They mean a lot to us too.

We want to make sure March for Men is a sustainable event that we can continue to run long into the future. But we know there are significant costs that come with organising multiple in-person events in different regions - and in recent years we’ve seen these costs continue to rise. To make sure we continue to provide a great experience for everyone who takes part while also raising vital funds, we’ve made the decision to return to Battersea Park for March for Men in 2025. And we’re working hard to make this year’s event bigger and better than ever before.

We hope lots of our supporters will be able to join us in Battersea Park on 14 June, coming together with thousands of others for a truly memorable day. But we also recognise it may be disappointing for those who are unable to join us in London. There are lots of other ways to support us and we’ll be providing lots of resources to help our supporters organise their own march in their local area. You can find lots more information and ways to get involved here.