Fruity Friday will be on 16 May. As well as being a great chance to promote the importance of healthy eating and physical activity in a fun way, it is also one of the ways we raise the money we need to continue with our research and education work.
This year we have had support from celebrities such as Arsenal footballer Theo Walcott and TV presenter Sarah Beeny. It is great that celebrities are signing up to help us get across the message that cancer is a largely preventable disease.
Fruity Friday is something that everyone can get involved in, but this year there is more than ever for children to do.
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