Fatboys Cancer Charity

2010 Day of Lawlessness

The 11th Annual Day of Lawlessness, our main fundraiser, takes place on Wednesday 3rd March 2010. Yes, it's back and it's gonna be great again! The usual rugby match followed by a night of music, fun and fortune with our charity auction and raffles - come along, have some fun and give yourselves a chance to bid for some great prizes. Keeping the night alive will be various bands including Hells Bells - back for a second year after their resounding success last year - they will lift the roof off the venue, so you need to be there to seeit. More info to come soon but get that date in your diary - Wednesday 3rd March - Tickets on sale now!! For more details have a look at our events page. If you are a business, entertainer, philanthropist or just a decent member of the human race and would like to help us then have a look in our Help Us Section

2009 Day of Lawlessness

The 10th Annual Day of Lawlessness, our main fundraiser, took place on Wednesday 4th March 2009. The day was a resounding success with over £6,000 raised for the charity thanks to some generous donations and a lot of hard work by a great many people. A huge Thank You goes out to all our supporters. For all the details on what happened on the day have a look at our events page. Don't forget, this is an annual event and it will soon be time to start thinking about next year so, if you are a business, entertainer, philanthropist or just a decent member of the human race and would like to help us then have a look in our Help Us Section

Madness of the Moose

In June this year James 'Moose' Bicknell, by reason of insanity, will be traversing the Irish Sea in a Kayak. Why? Only he knows that, but he hopes to raise £2500 for Fatboys. Please help him to reach his goal by visiting his webpage at justgiving.com/jamesbicknell. We wish him well and can only wonder if he's never heard of the phrase 'Outboard motor ....but who are we to stick our oar in...........?!

Borat Backs the Fatboys

Borat has given his backing to the Fatboys and helped our annual auction by sending us some signed items. This was kindly arranged by Phil Hines, whose brother Anthony co-wrote the Borat film. Borat offered to help Fatboys further by sending us three goats, two mules , nine relatives, three prostitutes and four small children.

In the interests of decency we politely declined this kind and generous offer.

To Borat and the people of Kazakhstan, we send our sincere thanks.