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Shop and support Brain Tumour Support

Make every purchase count — at no extra cost to you.

When you shop with participating retailers, a small percentage of your purchase is donated to Brain Tumour Support. Those everyday purchases help fund specialist emotional support, friendly support groups and practical guidance for families affected by brain tumours.

Set it up once, add a simple reminder (via a browser add-on or app), and then shop as normal. You can also share it with friends, family and colleagues, so your impact grows over time — without anyone spending a penny extra.

How it works

Set it up once and let donations quietly build in the background.

Create a free account with a shopping-donation platform and choose Brain Tumour Support as your cause. Add their browser reminder or mobile app, and it will gently nudge you whenever a donation is available.

Then shop as you normally would. When your purchase qualifies, the retailer makes a small donation at no extra cost to you — prices stay the same. Donation rates vary by retailer and category, and some purchase types (such as gift cards or fees) may be excluded, but those small amounts soon add up.

Start shopping for good

Turn everyday shopping into everyday support


Pick one of the platforms below, set it up in minutes, and let your normal shopping help fund vital support for people affected by brain tumours.

Easyfundraising

Join for free, choose Brain Tumour Support as your cause, and add the browser reminder or app. Then shop as normal with thousands of retailers — from everyday essentials to travel, homeware and gifts.

When your purchase qualifies, the retailer donates a small percentage to Brain Tumour Support at no extra cost to you. You’ll see your total grow in your account, and you can invite friends and family to join too, multiplying the impact.

Free to use • Quick to set up • Works across hundreds of brands

Register for EasyFundraising

Give as you Live

Create a free account, select Brain Tumour Support, and switch on the reminder so you never miss a donation. Shop with your favourite stores or use it for travel bookings where available.

Eligible purchases trigger a retailer donation while prices stay exactly the same for you. It’s simple, secure, and a great way to support families affected by brain tumours through everyday shopping.

Track your total as it grows and share your link so colleagues, friends and loved ones can get involved too.

Free to use • Quick to set up • Works across hundreds of brands

Register for Give as you Live

Make your everyday shopping count

Your shopping can go further — without costing you anything extra.

Whether you’re buying groceries, booking travel or picking up household essentials, using a shopping-donation platform turns everyday purchases into real support for families facing the impact of a brain tumour.

Getting started takes just a couple of minutes: create a free account, choose Brain Tumour Support as your cause, and add the browser reminder or app so you never miss a donation. Prices stay the same for you — the retailer contributes — and you can watch your total build over time.

Spread the word

The more people who use these platforms, the bigger the impact.

Share this page with friends, family and colleagues; add the link to your workplace chat or community newsletter; and if your employer offers matched giving, ask whether they’d be willing to match what you raise.

Why your support matters

Every tracked purchase helps us be there sooner with calm, expert support after a brain tumour diagnosis — from one-to-one emotional help to friendly support groups and practical guidance.

Your everyday shopping helps ensure no one has to face a brain tumour diagnosis alone.

Ali's journey

Meet Ali, whose family received crucial support when her mother was diagnosed:

The support we received was a lifeline in our darkest moments. It provided invaluable peace of mind and stability when we needed it most. Knowing there was always someone there to help made all the difference.

Ali’s story is a testament to how your contributions bring comfort, connection, and care to those who need it most.

See how support makes a difference
Profile picture of Ali Woodhead, Trustee for Brain Tumour Support

FAQs

Yes. The donation is paid by the retailer, not by you. Prices are the same — your purchase is tracked, so the retailer can give.

That helps, but the easiest way is to use the browser reminder or app. It pops up when a donation’s available so you can activate it with one click.

Sometimes ad-blockers, privacy settings or switching tabs can interrupt tracking. Make sure you’re logged in to the platform, allow cookies for that shop, and click through to the retailer right before you buy.

Yes — brilliant for office supplies or team purchases (with permission). Ask about matched giving to possibly double the impact.

No. We don’t receive your card details. We see donations credited to Brain Tumour Support and can thank supporters in aggregate.

Yes. Both platforms have mobile apps. Open the app first, tap through to the retailer, and shop as normal.

Ready to get started?

Pick a platform below, set it up in two minutes, and shop as normal. Thank you for making support possible with every purchase.

Join easyfundraising Join Give as you Live

We’re here to help

If you’d like help setting this up or want a short blurb to share with your workplace or community group, we’d love to help.

01454 414 355 (Mon–Fri, 9 am–5 pm)

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