Run, walk, swim, bike for Team #BTS and help us raise money and support those facing a brain tumour diagnosis.
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.
Run, walk, swim, bike for Team #BTS and help us raise money and support those facing a brain tumour diagnosis.
Turn your celebration or milestone event into a way to support Brain Tumour Support’s work.
If your team or workplace is interested in fundraising for Brain Tumour Support, we’ve put some ideas together to get you started.
There are loads of ways to get involved. We’re here to support your school through their fundraising adventure.
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.
Set up a Champion Fund to raise money and awareness for Brain Tumour Support.
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.
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Find out how to pay in money raised through fundraising or an event.
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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….
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13 October @ 2:00 pm - 13 October @ 3:00 pm
This online support group is run by our dedicated Support Professionals and provides a welcoming, friendly, and empathetic space for anyone with a low-grade (Grade 1 or 2) brain tumour diagnosis.
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14 October @ 11:00 am - 14 October @ 12:00 pm
This online support group is run by our dedicated Support Professionals and offers a welcoming, friendly, and empathetic space for anyone with a high-grade (Grade 3 or 4) brain tumour diagnosis.
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16 October @ 10:30 am - 16 October @ 12:30 pm
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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