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Celebrate and donate

Your celebration can make a big difference

Whatever the occasion, a birthday, wedding, anniversary or another special celebration, asking for donations instead of gifts is an inspirational way to mark your special day, and will help fund our work.

How to set up a celebration fundraiser

You can set up an online giving page with JustGiving or Facebook and ask your friends and family to donate to your celebration fundraiser.  It’s simple to set up and easy for friends and family to donate.

It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3 …

  1. Set up your online giving page
  2. Let us know that you’re fundraising for us
  3. Share the link with your friends and family

Call our fundraising team today!

We're passionate about supporting your fundraising journey every step of the way. Whether you're seeking advice, information, or simply want to generate ideas, our dedicated fundraising team is here to assist you.

Contact us today at 01454 414 355 or fill out our quick online form below to kickstart your fundraising efforts and make a meaningful impact.

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Thank you!

Thank you for supporting Brain Tumour Support with a celebration fundraiser.  Every single penny raised for your special occasion will make a huge difference and help us support people like Ellie.  Read Ellie’s story below.

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Ellie’s story

Ellie, a teaching assistant at a special needs school near Bath, was just 25 when she was diagnosed with a choroid plexus papilloma, a rare brain tumour.

Read Ellie’s story

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