Started to support Breakthrough by participating in Moonwalk in 2000. Signed up for The Generations Study in 2005.

“My Mum battled with Breast Cancer for 13 years during which time she showed such outstanding bravery, courage and optimism. Over the years I have also met many other ladies of all ages and walks of life who have this disease and have seen the damage it does to sufferers and their friends and families. During our first Moonwalk I found out more about Breakthrough and the fantastic work they do and pledged that I would continue to support this worthy charity in whatever way I could.”

Started to support Breakthrough by participating in Moonwalk in 2000. Signed up for The Generations Study in 2005.

Started helping in 2001, when he wore a bra and joined the 13 mile Moonwalk in London.

“I've seen the suffering that Cancer causes, both first hand and through friends and find that the events we organise are a great way to raise awareness as well as funds. Every little will help to find a cure. Even though Breakthoughs main areas of research is Breast Cancer, their research still benefits other cancer charities as well ”

Joined the team 2004 Triplow Crocus Walk. Meets and Greets the walkers on the day.

"I really enjoy helping Val and Hayley with the walk and it's for a great charity. A cheese roll and a nice cup of tea after the 5 miles is great bonus!"

Has been a loyal walker/helper since our first Crocus Walk in 2003. Overall general helper and gets people organised on the day. Kirsty's mum Meta also gets involved with many of our events by offering help where ever she can.

“I support the walk especially as I lost my Grandma and one of my friend’s mum to breast cancer”

Joined in the first walk in 2003, has been on every once since as a helper and loves to get involved throughout the year. Also taking part in The Generations Study.  

''I have always supported women's cancer charities, it's even sadder when I lost my mum to it in 2002 - 51 is too young to die! I also discovered last year that I have a cousin now being treated. I joined the first walk and ever since I have become more involved with the charity. Val, Hayley & Sam need all the help they can get with doing this great work''

Joined the team in 2005 at the Barrington Crocus Walk, a great asset to the team.

“I enjoy the walks as they are always interesting routes and it is for a good cause. I like to help out with the raffle, as it is such a busy day to organise, anything I can do to take the pressure of Hayley and Val is never too much trouble”

Started helping in 2006, by joining the Cambridge Crocus Cyclists and securing the help and support from Marshall, Nissan, Cambridge.

“I am really proud to be supporting Breakthrough as we all know somebody who has been affected by cancer in one way or another and are only too aware of the consequences cancer has on individuals and their loved ones”

Jo took part in the Crocus Walk in 2009 and decided to start helping in January 2010 so she could make more of a contribution to a worthy charity.

“I have seen first hand the devastation that cancer can cause and if I can help minimise this in any way then I believe that the effort will have been worthwhile.  I also enjoy getting involved in event organisation so if I can have fun on the way then this is a bonus!”