Please see below the current list of our very kind Ambassadors

Simon Rikunenko

Gary Kemp

Shane Richie

David Harewood

Claire Sweeney

John O’Mole

James Lock

Matt Littler

Kye Sones

Dave Berry

John Partridge

Horace Panter

Jake Humphrey

Richard & Fred Fairbrass (Right Said Fred)

Joe Pasquale

Mel Eves

Ben Hanson

Sean Heydon

Gail Porter

Dan Brocklebank

Scott Robinson

Wayne Lineker

Ritchie Neville

Lizzie Cundy

Russell Kane

Danny-Boy Hatchett

Jamie Theakston

Larry Lamb

Chris Lilley

Les Dennis

Daniel Slaney

Paul Devlin

Marcquelle Ward

Mr Rootsy

Charlie Condou

Robbie Savage

Rob Lamarr

Sean Fletcher

Scott Lyons

Producer Dave

Tamara Wall

Bhasker Patel

Louis Emerick

Jay Camilleri

Lydia Lucy

Apache Indian

Darren Byfield

Ricky Rayment

Adee Phelan

Anna Passey

Sian Lloyd

Ben Clarke

Jimmy Constable

James Beattie

Nihal Arthanayake

Ross Burkinshaw

Daniel Thomas

Jules Knight

Trevor Sinclair

The Dreamboys

Noel Brodie

Karen Danczuk

Dr James Logan

Paul Danan

Karl Unwin

Thomas Turgoose

Dee Kelly

Marc McCullough

Alfie Boe

Ali, Mickey & Astro from UB40

Gary Grant

Michael Starke

Tammy Partridge-Smith

John McArdle

Gary Raymond

Matt Hoy

Chloe-Jasmine

Jess Impiazzi

Graham Cole

Professor Karol Sikora

Matt Le Tissier

Shane Nolan

Annette Badland

Phil Daniels

Paul Chuckle

Tommy Cannon

Kelvin Fletcher

Ryan Paul Antony

Charlie Doherty

India Willoughby

Jeff Stelling

Neil Ruddock

Andy Reid

David Busst

Ricci Guarnaccio

Cat Simmons

Michelle Teale

Cheryl Fergison

Kavana

Joel Green

Ivan Burkett

Tony Tunna Owen

Richie Graham

Nicki Donohoe

We are Balls to Cancer- a registered charity, and it is our aim to fight cancer with fun!  We are raising funds for male cancer awareness and education. We occasionally donate a proportion to other associated causes and research.

100% of funds raised or donated goes into this charity for our aims below…..

We are spending time and money on a nationwide (and in some cases worldwide) awareness campaign through the media, social networks, leaflets and posters, to try to make both men and women more aware of the dangers of cancer and to help men help themselves. We believe that prevention is the key to beating cancer.

We want to open a male only contact point for men/boys who have been diagnosed with cancer or are worried about cancer and their families. So if you know anyone who needs our help or if you need our help yourselves, please contact us today. We are here to help you so get in touch.

We are funding an education programme for teenagers to help them understand and take away the taboo of talking about testicular cancer and asking for help. We are currently setting this up with our own local authority with the hope of going nationwide next year.

We are also putting aside a small amount of funds for research projects we feel are making headway in their particular field. This funding will also be there to help individuals who need specialist treatment, or support for families affected financially due to treatment.

We have already given money to many research projects and hospitals such as Birmingham, Wolverhampton & Brunel Universities as well as funding special sensory equipment of  The Birmingham Children’s Hospital.

We are also funding two luxury holiday homes at  Haven, Burnham on Sea holiday park for the use of cancer sufferers* and their families, completely free of charge. The idea behind this is for the charity to provide holidays for people/families at an already difficult time.  We are giving well deserved breaks to those that need it, allowing them to create some happy memories.

We have also launched  the Geoff Bates Fund, the fund has been set up to help the families in the UK who are fighting cancer. We have spoken to hundreds of families across the country and their main worry after cancer has hit them is how to cope financially, often when a member of the family is ill someone has to take extended leave from work or give up work all together and this puts extra strain and stress on a family already going through the most terrible time in their lives. The Geoff Bates fund will aim to help families bridge that gap and help them survive. To be able to offer this fund we need your help. We need your donations and fundraising activities.

Our funding comes from you our supporters, who hold fun fundraising events across the country. We need more of you to get involved. Without your help we couldn’t continue to do the vital work we do.

200,000 men are diagnosed a year with cancer in the UK, killing 10 men an hour.

Please help us, please get involved

Thank you

We are very honoured to have been contacted by the Wolverhampton Wolves Speedway team, their local young rider Ashley Morris has very kindly offered to wear our logo on his kit and he has also offered to bring his bike to our events for the kids to have pictures on etc….

Ashley has also offered to help us with this http://www.wolverhamptonwolves.co/news.php?extend.1920 why not sign up ??

We are very proud to be part of the team involved in the up and coming professional career of our latest ambassador Daniel Slaney. Daniel is one of the top British Light Heavyweight boxers.

Daniel has kindly offered to help us as and when he can raising awareness

Why not follow Daniel on Twitter at @Daniel_Slaney

Balls to Cancer has had the honour of supporting local  Super Featherweight pro- boxer Des Bowater who’s record so far is 4 wins out of 4 in his professional bouts.

Des and his team wear our logo on their kit and by doing so are helping us spread awareness

follow him on Twitter at @Des_Wvboxer

Our next parachute jump will be on the 26-10-13 and will be attended by our very own welsh Wizard and charity ambassador Ben Hanson!! So if you want to jump out of a plane with Ben just email me ASAP at mark@Ballstocancer.com

We only have 18 spaces and they are filling up fast !!

Midlands based AF Blakemore had a charity car wash day last month and with the help of staff and customers raised a massive £210.22.

Thank you for your support. It is great to see large companies of your size getting involved with the charity

2 1/2 years Rob Davis-Hillard was diagnosed with testicular cancer at the age of 24, he was taken in for an operation and to this date is all clear.

On the 17th of August he got married and they had the balls to cancer pens for the men’s favours and also Rob, his best man (Giles Cobley) and ushers were wearing balls to cancer boxers and I have attached a picture of Rob and his best man in their boxers just before they got ready to go to the church. I have also attached some pictures of Rob and his lovely wife!

Congratulations to them and thank you both for supporting Balls to Cancer!

 

Balls to Cancer FC are our very own Sunday league team that will play in the Wolverhampton League Division 7 and play out of Darlaston Town FC’s ground.

The team has been set up and will be managed by our Official Luke Durnall and his assistant manager Richard Dockery

Our Football technical Director Vicky Mitchell will oversea the training and fitness side.

The team (which will be self financed) is made up of our supporters and they will be helping spread the word about the charity and what we do at their games.

We wish the management team and the players all the success they deserve for the season.