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From school events to gatherings with friends or family, from workplace initiatives to activities with your club or group, our list has lots of creative options sure to ignite your fundraising spirit!
Whether you’re up for a charity run, a leisurely walk, the thrill of a skydive, hosting a bake sale, or organising a quiz night, every pound you raise for Brain Tumour Support makes a tangible difference. Your efforts enable us to provide crucial support to those facing a brain tumour diagnosis.
To assist you in your fundraising endeavours, we offer comprehensive fundraising packs and merchandise. Moreover, we’re eager to collaborate with you, listen to your ideas, and optimise your fundraising activities for maximum impact.
If you’d like our involvement in your school or community event, don’t hesitate to reach out to our dedicated fundraising team. Contact us by email or give us a call on 01454 414 355.
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Choose something challenging for the children to do, maybe running laps around the playground, or a skipping challenge.
Non-school uniform day, ask everyone to pay £1 to wear his or her clothes. If you want to twist it, dress up in fancy dress or pyjamas.
Why not join in during UK Brain Tumour Awareness Month in March when we have a special campaign as an effective way to raise awareness as well as funds?
Buy a packet of seeds, plant them and let them grow. Then sell the bigger plants for a bigger profit. Get all the schools to join in.
Organise a coffee morning, a cake sale or sell Krispy Kremes. Ask parents to bring cakes, biscuits and drinks, and charge people to buy a cake or a drink.
Get the children to join in with our Give It Up! campaign in January, or at any time in the year give up something they would miss, like sweets, TV or their mobile, and get people to sponsor them for each day that they manage to go without.
Give all the children a tube of Smarties and set a competition to see who can fill it with the most 20p’s.
Have a Baking Day and make lots of cakes and biscuits, then have a bake sale at school during a break.
Hold a bring-and-buy sale for the school. Bring in your old toys & books to sell, and donate the profits.
Ask the parents and friends to donate their old clothes and hold a ‘recycled’ fashion show for your school or neighbourhood. You can charge for admission and refreshments and all the clothes will be for sale, of course.
Ask your local supermarket if you can hold a bag packing day for Brain Tumour Support. It’s a great way to provide a service to the local community while supporting us too.
Don’t throw away – recycle! We can raise money through collecting used ink cartridges, old phones and other gadgets. Collecting can be made fun and informative and is a simple way to be involved and help our work

A day out in teams distributing our collection tins to local businesses makes for a fun and rewarding day that will bring your team immense satisfaction. Warning – may be competitive!
It costs over £1,000 a day to run our charity and provide our much-needed support services. Every day counts.
We would be honoured to become your choice of charity of the year & work with you.
Join in during UK Brain Tumour Awareness Month in March. For the month we run a special campaign that has always been a great way to get together and raise awareness as well as funds.
Take on the challenge of a skydive – perhaps even a group of you might dare to leap out of a plane together!
Run, cycle, swim, or all three in a triathlon. If you have sports enthusiasts on board, we can find them a challenge!
Have your head shaved, sit in a bath of beans or custard, have your chest waxed or go all the way and wax it all off! Endless fun ideas to inspire you!
Have a dress-up or dress-down day. Have a swear box or do a sponsored slim. A sponsored ‘go without’ day or a post-Christmas unwanted gifts sale. Lots of possibilities.
Hold an event – quiz, bingo, karaoke or race night, cream tea, Zumbathon, a ball or a disco. And an auction or raffle at the event can raise further funds.
Organise and hold a collection either in the office, at a supermarket or at a football or rugby ground.
Have one of our collection tins in a local venue. Every penny helps!
Organising a coffee morning is a great way to catch up with friends, family, colleagues or clients while doing your part to support us.
All bake a few cakes and sell them by the slice or have a Krispy Kreme doughnuts sale.
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