Current Partners

working together in partnership

We simply couldn’t do our important work without help from the generous people and companies who believe in our mission as much as we do.

We work in collaboration with a range of companies and their brilliant teams to make life better for young adults with cancer, by raising funds and awareness for our services. Formal partnerships can allow us to reach more young adults with our message or help to generate vital funds.

This could mean a donation on one your products, launching something new in aid of us or something, donating gifts in kind, employee challenges, or something entirely new like Whistles #CanalTrek. Got an idea? We'd love to hear from you.

If you'd like to talk to us about a new partnership, please get in touch with the team us here.

Find out about some of our current partnerships below.

We've are very grateful for the support of the following Trusts & Foundations

Awards for All

Bircham Dyson Bell

Caron Keating Foundation

Newmans Own Foundation

The Aall Foundation

The Albert Hunt Trust

The Boltini Trust

The Headley Trust

The Hotspur Trust

The NEXT Foundation

Latest

Yoga Class - May

Come to our free class and leave feeling restored and zen whilst getting moving together with others who understand.
Rumii's story

Rushing around to set up the outdoor terrace without a trolley as the previous night it was broken due to negligent colleagues. So a size 8 girl pulling 10 metal chairs at a time during London's rainy season. Rushing no less as hitting the snooze button that morning was equally a sin and a guilty pleasure. Suddenly I slip and hear a pop in my right shoulder. Throughout the month the pain slowly starts to get worse.
Ethan
Olivia

I went to my GP with complaints of chest pains when I drink alcohol, at first the doctor told me that this was down to anxiety, and that I had made it up in my head. The next doctor suggested that I should get tested for Lymphoma as a precaution, just to rule it out. The words Lymphoma meant nothing to me, and I walked out of the doctors feeling relieved if anything with the idea I might have Lymphoma, it wasn't until later I realized I had cancer.

Meet & Move London

A day of wellbeing, connecting with others, inspirational speakers and more, for young adults living with and beyond cancer. Grab your free ticket now. Each guest will get a goody bag brimming with treats.
What We Do

We believe that no young adult should have to face cancer alone.
Join our community

Join our welcoming online and community across the UK and find out how we can support you through and beyond cancer
Conquer The Tower

How quickly can you, your colleagues or crew climb 35 floors with 877 steps, to a panoramic view of London? You or your team will race against others to be the quickest to the top!
Our Story

When cancer stops you in the prime of your life, Trekstock helps get you moving again. Life in your 20s and 30's is hard enough. Try it with cancer.
Trekstock Talks

#TrekstockTalks – our live Q&A series with a range of experts covering the topics that matter to you
Exercise programme

Our personalised 1:2:1 exercise programme
Lake District 5 Peaks

Join the team on a 24hr adventure venturing across 14 miles and over 1,300m of ascent tackling five of England’s most demanding peaks to help raise awareness and funds to support young adults living with cancer across the UK, so Trekstock can help get them moving through the challenges of cancer.
Team

Since 2009, Trekstock has grown from a determined Founder based at Sophie's kitchen table to a passionate team housed at 23 Carnaby Street in London. We may still be small but we’re very good at shouting louder than our size, thanks to the incredible supporters who champion us.
Jess

At 24, I was experiencing a pain in my right calf which I assumed was due to muscle damage from training for my first half marathon. In fact, I was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia.