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Saturday 20 March 2027 · Uhuru Gardens, Nairobi

Annual Family Cancer Walk

A walk through Uhuru Gardens for children fighting cancer. Every entry funds treatment: last year’s 4th Edition drew 7,000+ participants and raised KES 18.96M. This year’s target: KES 25M.

Entries close Saturday 13 March 2027, or sooner if capacity is reached.

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Walk T-Shirt

Minimum entry to join the walk – includes your official walk t-shirt.

KES 1,500

Walk Bundle

T-shirt, wristband and cap – the full walk-day set.

KES 2,500

Why we walk

One morning of walking pays for a year of cancer care

The walk is one of the Foundation’s biggest fundraisers. Entry fees, corporate teams and pledge sponsorships all fund specialist treatment for children fighting cancer whose families can’t afford it.

KES 18.96M raised last year funded chemotherapy, ward beds and outreach clinics through the Cancer Program. The 2027 target adds capacity for more children on the waiting list.

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Last time we walked

Annual Family Cancer Walk 2026 (4th Edition)

The morning of March 7, 2026, painted a picture of unwavering resolve. As dawn broke over Uhuru Gardens in Langata, more than 7,000 people – families, corporate teams, cancer survivors, medical professionals and school children – gathered for the 13km and 5km routes, every step a deliberate act of defiance against a disease that steals childhoods. The day’s “Champions of Hope” – a growing circle of former patients now in remission – took the stage alongside a community concert to celebrate the resilience of survivors and the dedication of supporters.

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Two children, one walk

Taeghan, age 4Diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin’s Lymphoma in April 2025, Taeghan reached Gertrude’s after delays in accessing specialist care. Funds from the walk helped remove the financial barriers to her surgery and chemotherapy – she has since completed treatment and returned to normal childhood activities.

Fancy Leketiket, age 13From Baringo County, Fancy was connected to specialist care through the Daktari Smart Telemedicine Program, confirming a diagnosis of bone cancer. Support made possible by the Family Cancer Walk funded her treatment – she has since regained her ability to walk.

2027 walk sponsors

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Sponsorship packages from KES 250,000 — talk to partnerships.

Walk day questions

Right here on this site. Pick a ticket, pay by card or M-Pesa, and you're in. Entries close 13 March 2027, or sooner if capacity is reached.

Yes. Buy every place in one payment and you get one receipt for the lot, then share the details with your team. Teams of 10+ also get branded bibs and a tent at the finish. 46 companies took part last year.

Specialist treatment for children fighting cancer through the Cancer Program — chemotherapy, ward beds and outreach clinics. Walk-day costs are covered by sponsors, so entries go to care.

Details are confirmed closer to the date. Bring your confirmation and a photo ID; someone else can collect for you with a copy of both.