Run, walk, swim, bike for Team #BTS and help us raise money and support those facing a brain tumour diagnosis.
Setting up a JustGiving page is a fantastic way to get support from your friends and family for your fundraising efforts. Follow these simple steps to kickstart your fundraising journey:
Head to JustGiving and embark on your fundraising adventure by creating your account.
Once your JustGiving page is live, share the unique link with friends and encourage donations. Utilise social media to amplify your fundraising goals. Plus, receive a text-to-donate code for convenient fundraising on the go.
Your online fundraising page allows secure sponsorship from anywhere, anytime. Supporters can leave messages of support, and all donations come directly to Brain Tumour Support, eliminating the need to handle money.
JustGiving offers a simple, personalised fundraising platform and makes spreading the word easy. Rest assured, all donations go directly to Brain Tumour Support without hassle or fuss.
It’s simpler than you think! Personalise your account, select Brain Tumour Support as your charity, specify your activity, choose a catchy web address, and start accepting donations with just a few clicks.
Set up your JustGiving page today
Your QR code is automatically generated when you create your fundraising page with Brain Tumour Support, making it hassle-free for you! Follow these simple steps to find it:
Once you’ve reached your fundraising goals, log in to your JustGiving account, navigate to ‘Your fundraising,’ and follow the prompts to close your page.
And there you have it – your JustGiving journey in a nutshell!
Your JustGiving journey awaits! Share your story, inspire others, and make a splash on social media with your Brain Tumour Support fundraising assets. You’ve got this!
For more detailed instructions, visit the JustGiving website or watch the video below.
Ready to make an impact? Reach out to our fundraising team. Every initiative, big or small, contributes to vital assistance for those with a brain tumour diagnosis.
Contact our fundraising teamDiscover even more ways to make a difference by exploring additional opportunities to support Brain Tumour Support. Whether you're looking to participate in fundraising events, commemorate special occasions, engage your workplace or school, or create your own unique fundraising initiative, there are countless ways to get involved and contribute to our mission of providing essential support to individuals and families affected by brain tumours.
Explore the options below to find the perfect fit for you!
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.
Hold your own fundraising event and raise money to support people with a brain tumour.
Set up a Champion Fund to raise money and awareness for Brain Tumour Support.
Would you like some fundraising ideas or inspiration? We’ve put some ideas together to get you started.
Find out how to pay in money raised through fundraising or an event.
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.
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