Two-Time Cancer Survivor

Run Cass Run50km for Hope

50km along the stunning Welsh coastline. 1,800 women. One mission: to raise funds for the cancer charities that save lives.

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Cass Brownlow Davies at the London Marathon, smiling with hand to camera

Cass at the London Marathon, now taking on 50km

Why This Matters

Running for Those Who Can't

Every year, cancer takes too much from too many. The charities fighting it, funding research, supporting survivors, caring for families, rely on people willing to go the extra mile. Literally.

On 11 April 2026, Cass will line up alongside 1,800 women at She Ultra in Pwllheli, North Wales, for 50 kilometres along the stunning Llyn Peninsula coastline. As a two-time cancer survivor, she knows what these charities mean and she's running to give back.

Cass running in a Cancer Research UK race
Cass running for Cancer Research UK

Every donation funds the fight against cancer. Every share spreads the word.

She Ultra 2026

The world's largest all-female ultra marathon where hope, strength, and community unite. No cut-offs, only smiles. Founded by Huw Williams, a terminally ill cancer patient who turned his diagnosis into a mission to raise £1 million for women's cancer charities.

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11 April 2026

Saturday, Race Day

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Pwllheli

North Wales, Llyn Peninsula

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50 Kilometres

Coastal path ultra marathon

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1,800 Women

Sold out, running together

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Wild Welsh Weather

The Llyn Peninsula won't be pulling any punches. Frequent showers rolling in off the Irish Sea, strong south-westerlies, and the kind of conditions that make a finish line feel truly earned. Cass has faced harder things than rain.

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Conditions

Blustery & Showery

Frequent showers, some heavy, with short brighter spells between

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Temperature

8–10°C

Feels colder in wind and rain — layers essential

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Wind

25–30 mph

Strong south-westerlies, gusts to 40 mph+ on the coast

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Sea

Rough

Choppy with spray near exposed beaches and cliffs

50km of wild Welsh coastline in an April storm — exactly the kind of backdrop this run deserves. She Ultra has no cut-offs, only smiles. Whatever the sky throws at them, 1,800 women will cross that finish line.

"We want to make sure that Hodgkin survivors keep surviving, and that they know we're here, we care, and we're able to help."
Hodgkin's International

Help Fund the Fight

Whether you donate, share this page, or simply spread the word, it all matters. 50km of Welsh coastline. Two incredible charities. Every penny counts.

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