Fundraising doesn’t have to be big or complicated to make a real difference. With our ready-made anytime fundraising events, you can create something meaningful whenever it suits you — whether that’s a relaxed get-together, an outdoor gathering, or a simple moment shared with friends, family, or colleagues.
From Cake and a Cuppa and Summer BBQs to Open Gardens, Sparkle Days, and our new Walk for Support event, our flexible events come with everything you need to get started. Fundraise at your own pace — and help provide emotional support, counselling, and practical guidance to families affected by brain tumours.
Enjoy match tickets, hospitality and more while helping families affected by brain tumours
Football fans could win an unforgettable Premier League weekend in Ipswich, including two hospitality tickets to Ipswich Town vs Nottingham Forest, an Airbnb voucher, a restaurant voucher and a signed Ipswich Town shirt. The complete prize package is worth more than £500.
Entries start from just £5, and every entry will help Brain Tumour Support provide free, specialist support to individuals and families affected by a brain tumour diagnosis.
Enter before 1 pm on Monday 24 August 2026 for your chance to win.
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Share a slice, raise a smile, and make a difference. Whether you host a small coffee morning or a larger bake sale, Cake and a Cuppa is an easy, heartfelt way to support families who need emotional and practical help.
Perfect for spring and summer gatherings, a BBQ fundraiser brings friends, neighbours, or colleagues together for a relaxed event with purpose. We’ll equip you with ideas, posters, and resources to make planning simple and enjoyable.
Big or small, every garden has fundraising potential. Open your gate, welcome guests, and share your outdoor space while helping fund counselling, emotional support, and guidance for families facing a brain tumour diagnosis.
Bring a touch of fun and creativity to your fundraising with Sparkle Day. Whether it’s a themed dress-up, a sparkly coffee morning, or a joyful get-together with friends or colleagues, every sparkle helps fund vital emotional and practical support for families affected by brain tumours.
Looking to take your fundraising further? Our Fundraising Hub is packed with expert advice, creative ideas, downloadable resources, and practical guidance to help you plan, promote, and run a successful event.
From setting up your JustGiving page to finding new ways to boost donations, everything you need is right here — with friendly support whenever you need it.
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Whether you’re planning a walk, hosting a Cake and a Cuppa, organising a BBQ, or creating something completely your own, our friendly Fundraising Team is here to support you.
We can share ideas, resources, and guidance to help make your fundraising simple, enjoyable, and meaningful.
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6 November @ 12:00 pm - 6 November @ 1:00 pm
This online support group is run by our Support Professionals for anyone supporting someone with a grade 3 or grade 4 brain tumour.
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