Take on an Ultra Event

We are proud to work alongside Ultra Events to help raise money to fund life-saving research into childhood cancers and support our wellbeing activities for families of children and young people facing cancer.

Ultra Events bring people together to take part in amazing fundraising opportunities, such as UWCB, MMA, and Comedy events. When you take part in one of their events, you go through a life changing experience.

All participants must raise a minimum of £50 for Children with Cancer UK. You will also need to sell tickets to the event – all ticket money goes to cover the cost of running the event and putting on the training.

Join Team Ultra today and raise money for Children with Cancer UK.

Location & Date

Across the UK
March 1, 2025 - December 31, 2025

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Read our supporter's stories

Craig from Barnsley took part in one of Ultra’s UWCB events in July 2024 and raised over £730 for Children with Cancer UK. Here is what he had to say about his challenge.

My children inspired me to push through my anxieties and pain to help others, especially thinking about kids suffering from cancer. This motivation led me to support Children with Cancer UK.
I’m thrilled to have raised more than I aimed for and to have performed better than I thought possible. The event and training, which I discovered through social media, have been life changing. It’s not just about personal growth; it has driven me to do even more for others and to make a bigger impact.
For anyone considering taking part, know that it’s hard work but incredibly rewarding. The Ultra experience is truly motivating and has given me a profound sense of purpose and achievement.

Rocco from Bournemouth took part in one of Ultra’s MMA events in November 2024 and raised £1,200 (excl. Gift Aid) for Children with Cancer UK. Here is what he had to say about his challenge.

I chose Children with Cancer UK as my charity because it is one that hits closer to me personally, as having lost my cousin at a young age to leukaemia, it is amazing to see the work this charity does to help children with cancer to get better and support the families along the way.

So, what events can I take part in?

Ultra White Collar Boxing (UWCB)

Ultra’s UWCB is aimed at beginners who have no prior boxing experience. You will receive 8 weeks of FREE training (worth £300) at a local boxing gym with professional boxing coaches.

This will give you the opportunity to become extremely fit and teach you the techniques you will need for your fight. The training regimes will ensure that you are in the fittest condition of your life and will be feeling great.

At the end, you will be fairly matched based on weight, fitness, ability & age with an opponent from the group you have trained with to ensure a fair, competitive bout.

Ultra White Collar Boxing (UWCB)

Ultra MMA

Experience the world of MMA in a safe and enjoyable environment, that will lead up to your big night fighting in a cage in front of a huge crowd at one of our glamorous events.

The training is aimed at beginners with no prior MMA experience. You will receive 8 weeks of FREE training (worth £300) at a local MMA gym with professional MMA coaches.

At the end, you will be fairly matched based on weight, fitness, ability & age with an opponent from the group you have trained with to ensure a fair, competitive bout.

Ultra MMA

Ultra Comedy

Master the art of stand-up comedy.

Learn how to make your friends and family laugh whilst taking on the Ultra Comedy experience. You will be provided with 8 weeks of FREE training from a professional comic to prepare you to perform, live on stage, in front of your friends and family at a glamorous event.

Ultra Comedy

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