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Looking for a fun new challenge? We have a fantastic line-up of fundraising events coming up, and we’d love for you to get involved. Fundraise for Big C and support local people affected by cancer.

Big C’s Big Cuppa

Big Cuppa returns this year for World Cancer Day to recognise and raise awareness of the vital cancer support and research happening right here in Norfolk and around the world.

We are inviting everyone to come together from 26 January to 13 February to enjoy a good cup of tea and slice of cake all in aid of Big C.

Your Big Cuppa can be whatever you want it to be. You could have a traditional coffee morning at work and treat your colleagues to some homemade goods, have a bake sale in your front garden or even host your own Bake Off competition with friends!

Strictly Big C

On 28 February our fabulous Big C contestants will be heading onto the dance floor once again to see if they can win the Strictly Big C glitter ball! 

Working with the very talented dancers from Miller Dance Studios, our contestants from local Norwich businesses have been very busy working on their dance routines ready to see if they can get that perfect 10! 

This event is now sold out, and we can’t wait to welcome everyone who has secured a ticket. Expect a night of spectacular performances, music from a live DJ and plenty of sequins as we dance the night away!

A man and a woman dancing the Tango

Running events

The always popular Blickling Spring Half Marathon will once again be taking place on 29 March, and we are delighted that so many people have decided to enter this sold-out race and run in aid of Big C.

Runners are taken through the beautiful North Norfolk countryside before crossing the finish line in front of the iconic Blickling Hall where they will receive their medal.

This half marathon will be a two lap course through the wonderful Blickling Estate and is a multi-terrain route with a short road section.

The outside of Blickling Hall

If you’re looking to push yourself a little further or would simply like to add some coastal views to your run, then why not sign up for the Norfolk Marathon or Half Marathon.  

Happening on 19 April, the route will take runners through the picturesque Norfolk countryside and coastal villages, before finishing at the church in Cromer.

Big C runner smiling at the cheering crowd

100k in May

In May, we are challenging you to complete 100k throughout the month!

With friends and family, on your own or with your dog, you can take on 100k in whatever way you choose! Will you take a paddle board along the Broads, cycle with the family or walk the Norfolk coast with a four-legged friend?

We’re excited to hear how you will spend your May whilst supporting Big C!

Big C XI
Charity Football Match

If you’re looking for a family-friendly day out, then why not join us and the Big C XI team at Wroxham Football Club for our Charity Football Match on Sunday 3 May. It will be a day of football, penalty shoot-outs and fun!

Enjoy watching the beautiful game with a great line-up as the Big C XI squad take on Help Delete Cancer. Ticket sales will open soon!

A group of football players smiling at the camera

We hope you’re able to come and support us at one of these events! If you’re hosting your own fundraising event with friends, family or colleagues, our fundraising team would love to hear from you. Whatever you’re planning to do this year, get in touch and we’ll support you every step of the way! 

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Our story through the decades: 45 years of supporting local people affected by cancer

For 45 years, Big C has provided cancer support services, funded world-class cancer research and raised millions of pounds. From our first cancer support initiatives in 1980 to the network of support centres, charity shops and research funding opportunities we have today, this timeline highlights Big C’s story and achievements.

1980s

Big C was founded in 1980 by David Moar MBE and Clive Bamford, setting out to improve cancer care across Norfolk and Waveney.


In 1983 Big C supported the opening of a new cancer care unit at the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital, marking one of the charity’s first major achievements.

A black and white photo of the opening of the first centre

1990s

In 1992 Big C supported the opening of a day care cancer centre at the James Paget Hospital, extending its reach to more local people affected by cancer.

By 1993 fundraising had reached £3 million, paving the way for future growth. In 1995 Big C opened its first retail shop on Castle Meadow in Norwich, helping to build community support that continues today. Theresa Cossey MBE and Gaye Youngman, who later went on to start LILAC (Ladies in League Against Cancer), were instrumental in setting up our charity shops.

In 1997 Professor Dylan Edwards was appointed as the first Chair of Cancer Studies at the University of East Anglia.

A person walking outside on the street, pulling a rack of clothing

2000s

By 2005 Big C had raised £9 million over its first 25 years.

In 2006 the Big C Cancer Support Centre opened at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, a £1.6 million investment providing local services for anyone affected by cancer.

In 2007 a digital mammographic unit was funded at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, improving access to diagnostic technology.

Aerial view of Big C's support centre near NNUH

2010s

In 2011 Big C funded Professor Colin Cooper’s move to Norwich Research Park to advance prostate cancer research.

The charity’s support network grew with new centres opening in Great Yarmouth in 2012 and King’s Lynn in 2013.

Big C contributed to the Bob Champion Research and Education Building in 2014 and supported the Quadram Institute in 2016 with £400,000 for cancer-related research.

By 2015, after 35 years, Big C had raised more than £23 million.

In 2019 the Nearer to Home appeal launched, using gifted premises to create a new cancer support centre close to Norwich city centre.

2020s

In 2020, during the Covid pandemic, Big C quickly adapted to launch its virtual support service, ensuring the charity was able to continue to support people affected by cancer.

In 2021 the charity committed £250,000 to the new Priscilla Bacon Hospice.

In 2023, thanks to the kind support of the local community with our Nearer to Home campaign, the new Norwich support centre on Dereham Road opened. The welcoming centre offers people a place to get support away from the hospital environment.

A picture of two scientists talking.

2023 also saw the launch of the Big C Health Academy to promote wellbeing, raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of cancer and highlight the importance of early diagnosis.

In 2024 a dedicated research fund for PhD students was established, continuing Big C’s longstanding commitment to investing in cancer research.

Now in 2025 Big C proudly celebrates its 45th anniversary, having raised over £50 million since its founding and supported countless local people affected by cancer.

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Big C fundraising events this autumn

Now that we’ve reached October and autumn feels like it’s arrived, it’s time to look ahead to the exciting events Big C has coming up in the lead up to Christmas!

Ever fancied trying a half marathon? We have a couple coming up before the end of the year and would love for you to consider running for us!

Sunday 19 October will see hundreds of runners take to the streets of Aylsham and the surrounding North Norfolk countryside at the annual Autumn Blickling Half Marathon.

This is always a sell out event with stunning views and wonderful crowds of supporters so sign up now to have your chance at taking on this beautiful road race and earn your bespoke medal!

On Sunday 23 November Big C will be making its return to the iconic Norwich Half Marathon.

Starting and finishing within the Norfolk Showground, the half marathon route takes runners along closed roads through the countryside in the heart of beautiful Norfolk.

Big C has a limited number of free charity places left so get in touch now to get your spot!

Big C Fundraiser celebrating after a race

Our festive season starts on Wednesday 4 December at the stunning St Peter Mancroft Church in Norwich where we are inviting everyone to come together for our annual Remember in December service. This will be a special evening of reflection and an opportunity to remember anyone close to us who has been affected by cancer, or those no longer with us.

You don’t need to book, but we would advise arriving early to ensure you get a seat, enjoy a warming festive glass (non-alcoholic) and a mince pie as you browse the annual Tree Festival, pick up some Christmas gifts on the Big C stall, and stock up on Christmas cards at the Original Norwich Christmas Card Shop.

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On Saturday 6 December we’ll be spreading some festive joy to all the shoppers in Castle Quarter.

Four local choirs will come together for the Big C Christmas Choir event on the ground floor of Castle Quarter to perform all your Christmas favourites between 10am and 2pm so why not take a well-earned break from the shopping and have a listen!

The festive fun concludes with Big C’s very popular Jingle Jangle Fun Run in the beautiful Thetford Forest. This is the perfect event to get all your friends and family together for some festive outdoors fun!

You will have the choice of 2.5k or 5k and as this is a fun run there isn’t even any pressure to run; you can walk, hop, skip or jump your way to the finish line!

All participants will be given jingle bell wrist bands to create that wonderful sound of Santa’s Sleigh making its way through the forest! Jingle Jangle is bound to get you in that fun, festive mood so grab your trainers, dig out those Santa hats and Christmas jumpers and sign up to join us!

A group of people run along the Jingle Jangle course, dressed in festive outfits, surrounded by trees.

We hope you’re able to come and support Big C over the coming months at one of our fantastic events, or you can always hold your own event with friends and family. Just head to our Get Involved page to find out how to get started.

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Vote for Big C’s Furniture & Craft Emporium in The UK’s Favourite Charity Shop Awards

Big C is thrilled that its Furniture & Craft Emporium on Allenbrooks Way in Wymondham has been shortlisted for the Charity Retail Association’s Favourite Charity Shop Awards.

Now in its second year, the Awards, run by the Charity Retail Association, are a chance for people to show their favourite shops how much they mean to them and to celebrate the amazing work being done by dedicated teams.

The Furniture & Craft Emporium is one of only two shops in Norfolk to have been shortlisted and is up against five other shops in the region including Cancer Research, Emmaus Cambridge, Keech Hospice, St Helena Mersea and West Norfolk Deaf Association.

More than 5,000 nominations were received this year and, as part of the process, people were asked to share why they were nominating their favourite shop.

A Wymondham shopper said:

“The shop management team particularly stand out – they give so much time and energy to ensure the shop is as friendly and as successful as possible. Also, the range of goods, you can find almost anything you need!” 

A Big C employee talking to a customer holding a decorative bowl.

Another shopper said:

“They have a fantastic selection of books and furniture with an outstanding craft section.  The staff and volunteers are so friendly and helpful; it’s got a real community feel.” 

A Big C employee in the book department in the Distribution Centre.

Whether you’re a regular to this amazing emporium or you’ve visited once and loved the experience, we would love for you to make your vote and choose Big C!

Voting is quick and easy, just head click on the link below or search ‘UK’s favourite charity shop awards’.

Voting closes at midnight on Thursday 2 October. The public vote will decide 12 area winners, to be announced on 6 October, and one overall winner, which will be named later in the year.

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Talk Norwich City reaches £50k in fundraising for Big C

Chris Reeve and Jack Reeve, hosts of Norwich City Football Club fan channel Talk Norwich City (TNC), reach amazing fundraising milestone.

Supported by their followers, Norwich City’s ‘Yellow Army’, TNC has now raised over £50,000, since it started supporting Big C in 2019.

The channel hosts Chris and Jack have managed to raise nearly £10,000 in just 18 months to boost their fundraising total, which was celebrated last year for reaching a remarkable £40k.

Chris Reeve, co-founder of TNC, said “We are blown away that the Yellow Army has come together to raise nearly £10,000 since March last year! The support of our followers means the world to us. It’s amazing to look back on what we have achieved since we first began supporting Big C; we never imagined we’d be able to raise such an extraordinary amount.”

Chris Reeve smiling at the camera, wearing a blue shirt

Since starting their fundraising initiatives in 2019, the TNC duo have organised numerous raffles and prize draws of Norwich City players’ boots, shirts and other match-worn items, as well as their annual Fantasy Premier League: TNC x Big C Mini League. 

Their latest fundraiser was a Pre-Season Prize Draw where fans could win 1 of 3 special Norwich City prize bundles. With over 650 fans joining the draw, this initiative pushed the fundraising total over the £50,000 mark!

A celebratory graphic with bright green and yellow colours, confetti and several photos of smiling people holding sports items. Large bold text in the centre reads “£50K RAISED” with “Thank you!” written below.

Tom Holmes, Big C’s Events & Engagement Manager, added “Chris, Jack and the Talk Norwich City fan base never fail to amaze us. To have raised £50,000 is incredible and will make a huge difference in supporting local people affected by cancer. Thanks so much to everyone who helped reach this brilliant fundraising milestone.”

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Big C Champions Sun Safety at The Royal Norfolk Show

If you’re heading to The Royal Norfolk Show on 25 – 26 June at the Norfolk Showground look out for Big C on the entrance gates. We will be offering sunscreen to people as they arrive to enjoy a day at the show, spreading the importance of sun safety.  

With a theme of ‘Sunscreen; not just for holidays’, the team will also be encouraging healthy sun habits at their stand (No. 307) in the new dedicated Health Village area. People will have the opportunity to have a photo with a UV camera which shows up areas of the skin that haven’t been protected by sunscreen.

A UV camera headshot of a lady

Visitors can pick up a free sample of high-protection sunscreen, learn about proper sunscreen application, enjoy a variety of health-related activities and get tips on how to enjoy the sun safely. UV colour changing wristbands will also be available, warning people when the sun is at its most intense.

Two Big C representatives standing by a charity stall at the Norfolk Show

Karen Vincent, Chief Executive at Big C says “We are delighted to be taking part in this year’s Royal Norfolk Show and are grateful to the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association for the opportunity. As Norfolk’s local cancer charity, now in our 45th year, we will be helping to remind visitors of the importance of protecting their skin and making sun safety a daily habit. 

Skin cancer is one of the most common, yet most preventable, forms of cancer but regular sunscreen use is a simple and effective way to reduce your risk. We look forward to raising awareness and encouraging everyone at the Show to stay sun safe, whatever the weather.

90% of UV rays pass through clouds (Cancer Research UK), so even on an overcast day do not underestimate the power of the sun, even if you’re only exposed for a short time.

Cancer Research UK states that 9 in 10 cases of melanoma could be prevented by staying safe in the sun. Overexposure to UV rays is a major risk factor yet studies show that many people still forget or neglect to apply sun protection regularly.


Some helpful tips to staying safe include:

  • Apply sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher, ideally 15 minutes before sun exposure
  • Reapply every two hours
  • Wear protective clothing, hats, and sunglasses
  • Seek shade where possible, particularly when the sun is at its hottest (11am – 3pm)
  • Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated

Mark Nicholas MBE DL, Managing Director of The Royal Norfolk Show says “This is a brilliant opportunity to ensure we’re looking after our guests and helping them stay safe whilst enjoying everything The Royal Norfolk Show has to offer. Big C is special to so many people, with it being our local cancer charity, so what better way to celebrate their 45th year than by having them spread such an important message.

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Reuse partnership raises thousands for Big C

Norfolk’s Reuse shops, based at a variety of Norfolk County Council recycling centres have been supporting Big C over the last three years, giving a share of the proceeds from the shop sales. We’re delighted to announce that during this period, the partnership has raised £87,000, including £33,938 in the last year alone!

The shops sell on items that have been donated by members of the public including everything from furniture and electrical items to bikes and toys.

Supporting Reuse Shops, by either donating or buying items is a great way to save money, cut waste, help others and protect the planet.

Karen Vincent, Chief Executive at Big C said “We have had a fantastic partnership with Norfolk County Council’s Reuse Shops over the past three years.

“The substantial funds raised are making a real difference to the people we support.  Our heartfelt thanks to everyone involved in making this partnership such a success and raising vital funds to improve the lives of those in Norfolk affected by cancer.”  

Each year, staff across Norfolk’s Reuse Shops nominate and vote for a local charity to benefit from the partnership. Norfolk based charity Nelson’s Journey, which supports children and young people in Norfolk who’ve experienced the death of a significant person, has been chosen as the new charity partner of Norfolk County Council’s Reuse Shops.

Councillor James Bensly, Cabinet Member for Environment and Waste at Norfolk County Council said “I’m proud that we are continuing the charity partnership scheme at our incredibly popular Reuse Shops. Nelson’s Journey is a wonderful local organisation doing important work helping children and young people who have lost someone they are close to.

“Our outgoing charity Big C have been great to work with and it’s wonderful that we were able to donate so much money to help them continue their good work. When visiting our Reuse Shops, not only can you pick up a bargain, but you’ll also get the chance support a great local charity.”

To date, the reuse shops have raised over £120,000 for local charities as part of the charity partnership scheme. Other charities that have benefited include the Norfolk Wildlife Trust and the East Anglian Air Ambulance.

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Larking Gowen Kicks Off Support with Special Canaries Legends Match at Fakenham

Big C is thrilled to announce its upcoming Charity Football Match, set to take place on Sunday 18 May, at Fakenham Town Football Club, thanks to the support of accountants Larking Gowen

The Big C XI team featuring ex-Norwich City Football players including Wes Hoolahan, Simeon Jackson and Simon Lappin, led by captain Adam Dury will take on Help Delete Cancer, a non-profit organisation that raises awareness around cancer, and helps raise funds where needed.

The family friendly event, which is now in its second year, is proudly sponsored by Larking Gowen Accountants, a leading firm with offices in Fakenham and across Norfolk.

It promises a day filled with fun, football, and family activities. Attendees can enjoy penalty shoot-outs, a crossbar challenge, face painting, charity stalls, a raffle, and refreshments. 

Two football players holding a bottle of champagne at a charity football match

“We’re proud to support Big C Cancer Charity and their fantastic work across Norfolk” said John Atkins, Partner at Larking Gowen “Events like this bring communities together for a great cause, and we’re delighted to be part of something that makes a real difference.” 

The Big C team will be wearing a unique shirt for the charity football match, which has been specially designed for the occasion and the sleeves have been kindly sponsored by CIM Signs & Graphics

Grant Holt with football participant smiling at the camera at charity football match

Tickets are available for purchase on Eventbrite, with seats allocated on a first-come, first-serve basis. Tickets will also be available on the day at a slightly higher price. The event is suitable for all ages, with children under 14 required to be accompanied by an adult. Gates will open at 10:30 am, with the match kicking off at 12noon. 

A young person holding a football to the ground, smiling at the camera at a football match

Big C Chief Executive, Karen Vincent said: “We are so grateful to all the players for giving up their time, and to Larking Gowen Accountants for their generous sponsorship and support, enabling us to host the football match. Big C is dedicated to supporting local people affected by cancer in Norfolk, and this event is a fantastic opportunity to raise vital funds and make a difference in the local community.”

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150 miles – One epic journey

On Wednesday 16 April, a brilliant team of walkers embarked on an extraordinary 150 mile walk across Norfolk to raise funds for Big C and the Community Sports Foundation. Over three amazing days, they went above and beyond to complete their epic challenge!

The 150-Mile Challenge, powered by ARC Group was conceived by Canaries legend Grant Holt; Richard Pearce of Barclays Wealth, and Adam Miller from ARC Group. The route, starting in King’s Lynn and finishing at Carrow Road ahead of Norwich City Football Club’s match against Portsmouth FC, was completed in an incredible 60 hours.

There are so many people to thank, but first and foremost the biggest thank you goes to the incredible walkers: Richard Pearce, Adam Miller, Darren Miller, Grant Holt, Tracy Williamson, Alex Tuya, Sean Garrihy, Mick Spinks and Adam Smith.

Here’s how their adventure unfolded…

Day one: King’s Lynn – Wells-next-the-sea

With thanks to our sponsors: Uptech Ltd, Premier Voice Data, and Harvey Charles Carpets and Flooring Ltd

The team set off in the early hours, keen to tick off as many miles as possible. They took a well-earned break at Castle Acre, that included breakfast by Rapid Relief Team UK at a rest station hosted by Duration Brewing. Continuing on to Hunstanton where much needed sports massages were provided by Up And Running Treatments. They then powered through the final leg of the day where the teams had a three hour rest, kindly hosted by Pinewoods.

150 Mile Challenge - 1 participant walking beside river with back to camera in grey branded sweatshirt.

Day two: Wells-next-the-sea – Hopton

With thanks to our sponsors: Grocott & Murfitt and Page Bros Group

Our amazing walkers were back out walking by 4am the next day! They made good headway, reaching the half way point by mid morning, enjoying a well-earned rest at No 1 Cromer. The group continued to add up the miles, and funds continued to rise. After a tough day they finally reached their much-needed resting spot. Thanks to Potters Resorts for hosting our weary walkers.

150 Mile Challenge - 6 Participants pictured in countryside scene (Grassy field and blue / cloudy sky).

Day three: Hopton – Norwich City Football Club

With thanks to our sponsors: Cladspray Solutions

After a few hours rest, the team were back out on the road again. Despite fatigue and sore muscles, the team persevered, reaching an incredible fundraising milestone of £20,000. With a break at The Loddon Swan it gave them the energy needed as they headed towards the finish line.

150 Mile Challenge - 2 Participants pictured on Riverside Norwich.

Our amazing team were greeted with motivating cheers as they met friends and family, who walked the final distance with them. Crossing the bridge towards the Queen of Iceni pub at Riverside was an emotional and powerful moment. The walkers made their way to the Norwich City ground, and onto the pitch at Carrow Road before the Norwich City FC match against Portsmouth Football Club, marking a triumphant end to their truly epic fundraising challenge!

Reflecting on this mammoth walk, Adam Miller of ARC Group said:

“What a challenge! I am so proud of us all for having completed the 150-mile walk. The aching muscles, blisters and sore feet coupled with a lack of sleep over three nights was more than tough, but to know every mile we covered was raising funds for two important charities, made it all worth it. A huge thank you to everyone that helped us along the way, whether it was cheering us on, donating, or walking with us, it made all the difference.”

“I am in awe of the strength, dedication and heart of our amazing group of walkers and the incredible resilience they have shown in completing this epic challenge. I would personally like to thank each and every one of them, and heartfelt thanks also go to the generous sponsors, donors and supporters who helped in so many ways along the route.”

KAREN VINCENT, CHIEF EXECUTIVE, BIG C

“Every donation given and every step taken has made a real difference, helping raise vital funds for two important local charities, and we are truly grateful.”

Karen Vincent, Chief Executive, Big C


If you would like to make a donation to support the efforts of this incredible team, there is still time. All funds raised will be split equally between Big C and Community Sports Foundation.

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No place like home: Yellow Brick Mortgages raises £50,000 for Big C

We are delighted to celebrate the incredible fundraising achievements of local mortgage company Yellow Brick Mortgages, who have donated a remarkable total of over £50,000 to Big C over the last seven years!

In 2019, Yellow Brick Mortgages announced they would be supporting three local charities: Big C, Nelson’s Journey and PACT Animal Sanctuary, and they have been showing their unwavering support ever since. 

This fantastic total has been raised through years of enthusiastic fundraising for Big C, including their involvement in our annual Big Cuppa events, where they’ve hosted everything from bake sales to a brilliantly fun ‘pimp your drink’ station.

Yellow Brick Mortgages Big Cuppa Event Poster (Feb 2025). Collage of images of tea /coffee cups, biscuits and sweets.

Their sponsorship of our daring Firewalk really fired up the event, where staff members from Yellow Brick Mortgages even took to the coals themselves!

“We’re incredibly thankful to Yellow Brick Mortgages for their continued support of Big C and it’s fantastic to celebrate this incredible donation milestone. Their commitment over the years has helped us to continue providing support to those affected by cancer, and it’s wonderful to see the difference a local company can make when they choose to support a charity close to home,” said Karen Vincent, Chief Executive, Big C.

Image of 5 participants from YBM stood in front of the 'Big C Firewalk' banner.

Yellow Brick Mortgages has also committed to donating a proportion of the commissions from new mortgages to one of their three chosen charities. This wonderful approach has not only helped raise funds for Big C but has also engaged their clients in giving back to the community.

“We are excited about all the great work Big C can do with this money, especially given the challenging fundraising times charities continue to endure”, said Stephen Perkins, Managing Director at Yellow Brick Mortgages. 

Greg Marcham, Managing Director, added, “A huge thank you goes to all our clients, mortgage consultants and introducers, without whom these donations would not be possible.”

Reaching the milestone of £50,000 in donations is a fantastic testament to the hard work, passion and generosity of the entire team at Yellow Brick Mortgages.

Yellow Brick Mortgages Big Cuppa 2025 - Participant images. Collage of multiple images of individual participants, raising a mug to the camera.

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