Leaderboards
| Avatar | Name | Raised |
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1
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£7,762 | |
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2
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£4,484 | |
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3
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£3,403 | |
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4
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£3,300 | |
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5
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Francoise Connor
8th
Year
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£3,235 |
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6
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£3,168 | |
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7
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£3,025 | |
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8
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£2,769 | |
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9
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£2,608 | |
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10
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Tony Breslin
11th
Year
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£2,575 |
| Avatar | Name | Raised |
|---|---|---|
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1
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£3,156 | |
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2
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£2,624 | |
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3
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£2,463 | |
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4
|
£2,316 | |
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5
|
£1,853 | |
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6
|
£1,553 | |
|
7
|
£1,541 | |
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8
|
£1,533 | |
|
9
|
£1,529 | |
|
10
|
£1,429 |
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Benefits of going sober
Help people
with cancer
A clearer
head
More
energy
Better
sleep
Weight
loss
Sense of
achievement
What is Sober October?
Macmillan Cancer Support is here to do whatever it takes to support people living with cancer in the UK, but we can’t do it without you. So we're asking you to get involved in Sober October by going alcohol-free for the month of October, to raise money for people with cancer.
Every penny raised will play a vital role in helping Macmillan Cancer Support fund critical services, so we hope to see you take part in Sober October this year, raising a glass (of something non-alcoholic) to help Macmillan continue supporting people living with cancer.
Why should I go Sober?
Macmillan Cancer Support are doing whatever it takes to support people living with cancer, but we need your help. By going sober this October, you’ll be raising vital funds for Macmillan, so we can continue providing much-needed physical, financial and emotional support to the millions of people living with cancer in the UK. Going sober for October is a small sacrifice that makes a big difference!
