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Fundraise at work

Ways to fundraise

Discover how you can make a difference for Brain Tumour Support

Our supporters are the heart of what we do, enabling us to provide vital care for those facing a brain tumour diagnosis.

Are you looking to plan a fundraiser at work? From bake sales to team challenges, there are countless ways to get your colleagues involved. Let our fundraising team guide and support you every step of the way.

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Make a difference at work: Ways to fundraise for Brain Tumour Support

Inspire your team: Make a difference together


Your workplace can become a hub of hope and support for those facing a brain tumour diagnosis. Whether it's through a bake sale, a team-building challenge, or a company-wide event, there are countless ways to involve your colleagues and make a meaningful impact.

At Brain Tumour Support, we understand the power of community and collaboration. That’s why our dedicated fundraising team is here to provide you with ideas, resources, and guidance every step of the way. Together, let’s transform your workplace into a force for good, helping us provide essential care and support to those who need it most.

Fundraising events

Run, walk, swim, bike for Team #BTS and help us raise money and support those facing a brain tumour diagnosis.

Find an event

Fundraise in celebration

Turn your celebration or milestone event into a way to support Brain Tumour Support’s work.

Celebrate and donate

Fundraise at work

If your team or workplace is interested in fundraising for Brain Tumour Support, we’ve put some ideas together to get you started.

Fundraise

Fundraise at school

There are loads of ways to get involved.  We’re here to support your school through their fundraising adventure.

Fundraising events and challenges

Fundraising in the community

Your community can be a powerful force for good. Whether you’re hosting a neighbourhood event, joining a local sports day, or partnering with community groups, your actions can help raise vital funds and awareness.

Face-to-face regional groups

Set up a Champion Fund

Set up a Champion Fund to raise money and awareness for Brain Tumour Support.

Set up your fund

Get started today!

However you want to fundraise, JustGiving is one of the quickest and easiest ways to collect your sponsorship money.

Set up your page today and remember to share it with your family and friends.

Set up your page
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Fundraising tips and resources

Fundraising ideas

Would you like some fundraising ideas or inspiration?  We’ve put some ideas together to get you started.

Paying in your money

Find out how to pay in money raised through fundraising or an event.

Pay in your fundraising

Fundraising FAQs

Do you have a question about how to fundraise for us or how to pay in your fundraising? Have a look through these frequently asked questions.

Face-to-face regional groups
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Linda’s story

Linda Johns has been accessing our support since 2015, two years after her brain tumour diagnosis. She explains the mental challenges faced when living with a brain tumour and how our support has made such a difference to her outlook….

Read Linda’s story

See our upcoming events

25 June 2026 28 July @ 4:00 pm - 28 July @ 5:00 pm

Men’s online support group

Our men’s support group is led by our dedicated Support Professional, Gavin. Created specifically for men affected by a brain tumour, this group offers a supportive space where you can connect with others who truly understand what you’re going through.

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25 June 2026 7 August @ 2:00 pm - 7 August @ 3:30 pm

Face-to-face regional group | Cardiff

These regular face-to-face regional support groups held in Cardiff provide a safe space for those who have a brain tumour to connect with others.

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25 June 2026 11 August @ 12:30 pm - 11 August @ 2:30 pm

Face-to-face regional group | Bristol

This regular face-to-face regional support group in Bristol provides a safe space for anyone affected by a brain tumour diagnosis to connect with others.

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Turning challenges into triumphs: The faces of fundraising for Brain Tumour Support

Walk for Support: Donna’s tribute to her dad

Donna lost her Dad, John Lawton, to a brain tumour in 1992, when he was aged just 58. He had to cope with many years of illness due to his diagnosis, but Donna says ‘he neve(...)

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Brad and Scruffy’s story

We often see the supportive and therapeutic role that dogs can play in helping people through the most difficult of times. Their sensitivity, loyalty and ability to live in th(...)

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Sarah and Leticia’s stories

Sarah’s work and family life changed suddenly in 2018 when she fell ill and was diagnosed with a pituitary tumour. It is a condition which has also affected her cousin Letic(...)

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