Take on the Macmillan Darts Marathon

Play for 12 hours or until you reach 100,000 points. Give it your best shot and raise funds to help men find the words to talk about cancer.

How to get involved

Step 1 image - Phone with sign up page

1. Ready

Sign up in a team or solo.

Step 2 image - Participant playing darts

2. Aim

Pick a date and venue.

Step 3 image - Dart hitting the bullseye

3. Bullseye

Ask for donations and help people living with cancer.

3,763 Fundraisers
872 Teams
£298,446 Raised so far
Damo Damo Damo donated £36.23
Cayton & Ciaran donated £5.00
Jacqui Fieldhouse donated £25.00
Tom Speak donated £20.00
Natalie and Annette Bethell donated £10.00
Beckie Gotts donated £10.35
Abbie Bethell donated £15.00
Ryan Dixon donated £55.00
Stainy u14's blue donated £20.00
Ian Thornton donated £10.00
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What is the Macmillan Darts Marathon?

Take on the biggest game in darts. 12 hours throwing or chase a 100,000-point target to raise money for men living with cancer. Men make up more than half of new cancer cases but many of them do not seek support. The Darts Marathon aims to get men talking about cancer one throw at a time.

Sign Up

Take on a marathon game of darts to raise funds for people living with cancer.

Sign up and challenge yourself to one giant game of darts. 12 hours, or 100,000 points. Take your pick, aim for that bullseye and help Macmillan support people living with cancer.

Search for a Fundraiser or Team

Leaderboards

Avatar Name Raised
1
Wheatsheaf Writtle Darts Team
£3,198
2
Chris Moore
2nd Year
 £3,160
3
Gerard Coleman
£3,004
4
Tredegar Arms
£2,277
5
24 Hour Darts Marathon
£2,245
6
David Skinsley
£2,031
7
SCOTT & JASON JOHNSON
£2,021
8
Lee Fuller & Mark Allen
£1,549
9
Maria Silva
£1,305
10
Robbie Moore
2nd Year
 £1,225