Topless sea swim for CoppaFeel

On Sunday, 22nd March 2026, Brighton Beach will be the setting for a sea swim organised by the charity CoppaFeel. Starting at 14:00, the event aims to raise funds and increase awareness regarding the importance of regular chest checking, particularly among younger demographics. It is a community-focused initiative that uses the local coastline as a backdrop for a conversation about health and early detection. The event serves as a platform for the charity to reach a wider audience in the city, providing a space for people to connect over a shared goal.

The event is billed as a topless sea swim, but the organisers have emphasised that this is not a requirement for participation. In a recent update, they noted that anyone interested in the cause is welcome to attend regardless of their comfort level with the topless aspect. You are free to swim fully clothed, or if you prefer to stay dry, you can simply come along to have a hot chocolate and join the discussion about breast health. The intention is to create an environment where people feel comfortable participating in whatever way suits them best, ensuring that the focus remains on the conversation rather than the attire.

Nearly 50 people have already registered to take part, and the organisers are encouraging others to join them. Because this is a fundraising event, there is a formal registration process in place. To sign up, you need to contact the organiser, Esther, directly at 07852 243244. While specific pricing details are not publicly stated, the event is structured as a fundraiser, so participants should expect to make a donation or pay an entry fee to support the charity’s ongoing work. It is an opportunity to engage with a local cause in a practical way, whether you are a regular sea swimmer or just looking to support the charity’s mission in Brighton. The event is open to anyone interested in the cause, making it an inclusive gathering for individuals and families alike.