United by a common cause
Women’s cancers affect millions of people – not just those diagnosed, but their families, friends and wider communities too.
That’s why Women v Cancer brings people together to take on extraordinary challenges with a shared purpose: supporting everyone affected by women’s cancers.
Every participant has their own story. Every mile has its own meaning. Together, those efforts have already helped raise more than £22 million, funding vital research, support services and life-changing work.
Whether you’re riding for someone you love, in memory of someone you’ve lost, or simply because you want to make a difference, you’ll be joining a community united by one common cause: creating a better future for everyone affected by women’s cancers.
Ride the night returns for 2027
London looks different after dark.
As the city lights up and the traffic fades away, thousands of riders come together for one unforgettable night on two wheels. Ride the Night is a fully supported cycle challenge through the heart of the capital, taking in some of London’s most iconic landmarks along the way.
Whether you’re a regular cyclist or looking for a challenge to train towards, you’ll be part of a community of riders all working towards the same goal: reaching the finish line together.
Entries for 2027 are now open.
Supporting those affected by women's cancers
When you take on a Women V Cancer challenge, you’re helping to support charities that are working every day to improve the lives of people affected by women’s cancers.
Breast Cancer Now
Breast Cancer Now is the UK’s leading breast cancer research and support charity. Through world-class research, specialist support services and campaigning for better care, they’re working towards a future where everyone diagnosed with breast cancer can live, and live well.
Women v Cancer is a series of challenges raising vital funds to support people affected by women’s cancers.
The donations you make to Women v Cancer will be distributed equally to the charity partners on each event. The challenges are organised and managed by Dream Challenges – www.dream-challenges.com.
Women v Cancer is established under GivingWorks, a charitable trust registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales and under number 1078770. The funds raised here are restricted to use for the Women v Cancer purpose and will not be used by GivingWorks for any other purpose or as part of GivingWorks’ general unrestricted funds.
