MARCH FOR MEN
WITH KEV

MARCH FOR MEN
WITH KEV

MARCH FOR MEN
WITH KEV

Raising awareness of prostate cancer and supporting organisations that make a difference

Our story

When our dear friend, husband, and father, Kevan Birkett, was 57, he started experiencing persistent neck and shoulder pain — something he put down to years of hard work as a painter and decorator. Concerned, he booked a doctor’s appointment on 29th November 2021. Just two days later, he received devastating news: Kevan had prostate cancer.

Throughout his illness, Kevan remained determined to make a difference. Often seen walking around Petersfield — sometimes with bright blue hair. He worked tirelessly to raise awareness, urging men to know the signs and get checked early.
His message was simple but powerful: early action saves lives. Prostate cancer can be treated or controlled if it’s caught soon enough.

How We’re Continuing Kevan’s Legacy

After travelling to London with Kevan for the National March for Men, a group of us decided to start something of our own — a local walk to honour Kevan’s mission and continue the vital work he began.
March for Men with Kev was born in September 2023 — and it’s been amazing!
We’ve come together as a community, raising awareness, fundraising, and having a lot of fun along the way. In just three years, we’ve raised over £35,000 for Prostate Cancer UK, PCaSO and The Rosemary Foundation.

Come and be part of something special

A day of community, remembrance, and life-saving action. Together, we can save the lives of thousands of men.

“Let’s march for our fathers, brothers, husbands, sons, and friends.
Let’s march for Kev”

Make a Donation

Can’t make it on the day? You can still support the cause!

WHY IT MATTERS

Every 45 minutes, one man dies from prostate cancer — more than 12,000 lives lost each year.

Prostate cancer is actually the most common cancer in men.

Over 64,000 men are diagnosed every year, that’s 175 men every single day.
 

1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime.