Benefits of going sober
A clearer head
More energy
Sleeping better
Weight loss
Help people with cancer
Sense of achievement
How it works
1. Sign-up and choose 31, 21 or 14 days sober
2. Go booze-free in March
3. Ask friends and family to donate to you
4. Help people living with cancer
What could you save this Sober March?
Give the Sober March alcohol calculator a try to see how much money and calories you could save by going booze-free this March.
Enter in how many drinks you consume per week:
By going Sober this October you could save this in a month:
What is Sober March?
Sober March encourages people to go booze-free in March to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support, who need your support now more than ever.
Why should I go Sober?
By going Sober this March, you’ll be raising vital funds for Macmillan, so we can continue providing much-needed physical, financial and emotional support to the millions of people living with cancer, at a time when they need it most.
Leaderboards
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Brian Mcguinn | £1,260 |
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Paul Weymes | £736 |
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Aidan Parfitt | £540 |
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Roisin Gannon | £470 |
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Lauren Atkinson | £370 |
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Rosie Pearce | £340 |
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Nicola Graham | £335 |
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Rachael Parnell | £310 |
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Sian Fox | £285 |
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Ellie Oakey | £276 |
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Five o’clock somewhere | £325 |
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Let’s beat cancer | £270 |
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The Soberettes | £80 |
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DaveAndMark | £65 |
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Double Double | £60 |
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100 days | £60 |
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Paul Fisher | £50 |
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Hattie’s Hangover Free Team | £47 |
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Knott family | £25 |
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Water Drinking Oldtimers | £20 |
