You too can experience the thrill of a lifetime and the sheer exhilaration of a 120mph freefall whilst raising money for a valuable cause.
Looking to tick something off your bucket list and face your fears by jumping out of a plane at 10,000 feet, all while raising vital funds for those affected by cancer? Why not try something new and make your year unforgettable!
Jumps can be done for us at various airfield across the country. Skyline are the organisers of the skydive and they receive a flat fee per participant for organising such activity.
Option 1
Parachute jumpers pay a £70 booking deposit to Skyline and raise a minimum of £395. This amount must have been raised two weeks before the jump date and covers the jump costs plus a donation so that we can enable The Royal Marsden to remain at the forefront of cancer treatment and research.
Option 2
Alternatively if you want The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity to receive 100% of your sponsorship as a donation, you can choose to fund your own jump costs.
Pay a £70 booking deposit to Skyline, plus an additional £200-£250 (depending on the airfield) to cover your jump. Then you can raise as much as you like for us!
With support from our fundraising team, we can help you get prepared for your big jump day.
Everyone who signs up for a charity skydive will receive:
Teressa took part in our Summer Skydive last June and shared with us what it felt like.
"I have always wanted to do a skydive. It was an incredible day; everyone was so very kind and supportive. It was a lovely atmosphere and well organised. I really did love every minute and hope to do again!"
"I would absolutely recommend someone take on this challenge! Do not think twice about it or let anyone talk you out of it, it is the best thing I have ever done. Try to just enjoy the day and remind yourself of why you are doing it."
Inspired? Join our brave team of skydivers and take on this incredible challenge.
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