His Majesty King Charles III confirmed as patron of breast cancer charity Walk the Walk

Breast cancer charity Walk the Walk is thrilled with royal seal of approval

King Charles III alongside Walk the Walk Founder and Chief Executive Nina Barough at Clarence House, marking the charity’s 20th anniversary in 2016

His Majesty King Charles III confirmed as patron of breast cancer charity Walk the Walk

Cancer charity Walk the Walk is delighted to announce that His Majesty King Charles III has been confirmed as the charity’s patron.

As the former Prince of Wales, His Majesty first agreed to become Walk the Walk’s patron in 2004. The announcement that the King is to continue his patronage was made to celebrate the first anniversary of his coronation.

His own views on integrated and holistic cancer care, ethical and environmental issues and the belief that everyone has their own potential for good health and well-being, are well known and fully align with the charity. Since His Majesty became a supporter of Walk the Walk, he has fully endorsed its ethos and values.

Walk the Walk Founder and Chief Executive Nina Barough CBE said:

“I am thrilled that His Majesty King Charles III has agreed to continue as Walk the Walk’s patron – it is absolutely wonderful to have his royal seal of approval! Back in 2004, the King’s views on holistic and integrated cancer care were still not mainstream but were very much in line with our own. His opinions gave incredibly high profile backing to what Walk the Walk was attempting to achieve at the time - we continue to be very grateful for his support, which has helped our charity make such a difference to so many people over the years”.
Walk the Walk is also passionate about encouraging women and men to become fitter and healthier and to take control of their own well-being. The charity is best-known as the organiser of its flagship events the iconic MoonWalk fundraising events in London, Scotland and Iceland, which see thousands of women and men take on a midnight marathon wearing the charity's statement decorated bras, to raise awareness and money for the prevention, research and the emotional and physical care of those living with cancer.

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  • Walk the Walk started the campaigns that Men Can Get Breast Cancer Too, and Anyone Can Get Breast Cancer raising awareness for men
  • Walk the Walk supports campaigns for the prevention of cancer
  • Walk the Walk has raised in excess of £142 million to date
    Funds are invested into not only Walk the Walk campaigns to raise awareness and to encourage activity as a key part of prevention, but also invested into other organisations for research and the physical and emotional well-being of those living with cancer
  • Walk the Walk specialises in creating walking challenges for every ability
  • Sign up for The MoonWalk Scotland 2024 and The MoonWalk London 2025 at www.walkthewalk.org