As a Rotarian, we have an obligation to participate in the Cancer Run and because cancer is a problem in Uganda, it has killed very many of our relatives and friends and it's on the rise. I am happy to take part so that we can raise awareness and funds to support those affected and also for my health.
MADINA MUTESI, STUDENT
All cancer patients we are worried about you and we are praying for you sothat you canhave a better life, we are all praying for you it is not the end of the world that you got cancer and we are telling the world there cancer is real and it is upon every body to fight cancer.
PROSSY NAKASIITA, BUSINESS WOMAN
I am a mother and a woman and you can never know when cancer strikes. Last year I lost a parent to cancer and the pain they went through was too much I would not want to see anyone go through it. So as long as there is a cancer run I will participate for the cause.
The Numbers
The Cancer Run has been ongoing annually for seven years and the public has turned up in big numbers to support the cause.