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Corporate fundraising events

Corporate fundraising events: Strengthening teams, supporting communities

Getting your staff involved in fundraising is a fantastic way to combine team spirit with social impact. Whether it’s a charity run, a sponsored walk, or an office challenge, corporate fundraising brings colleagues together while supporting families affected by brain tumours.

At Brain Tumour Support, we believe in the power of teamwork to create lasting change. Fundraising events aren’t just about raising money — they build morale, strengthen bonds, and give your company a visible role in making a difference.

Benefits for your business

Encouraging staff to take part in fundraising delivers benefits far beyond the event itself:

  • Boosts morale: employees feel proud to contribute to a meaningful cause together.
  • Builds teamwork: shared goals improve collaboration and communication.
  • Strengthens your brand: charitable activity enhances reputation and demonstrates genuine social responsibility.
  • Attracts and retains talent: people want to work for companies that care about community impact.

Sparkle Day – Friday 3 October 2025

✨ Friday 3 October 2025

Our biggest community fundraising day of the year is also perfect for the workplace. Sparkle Day is all about adding glitter and fun to your day — and showing your company’s commitment to supporting families affected by brain tumours.

Why it works for businesses:

  • Easy to organise, with resources provided in a free Sparkle Pack
  • Boosts staff morale and creates a positive, fun atmosphere
  • Demonstrates your company’s social responsibility in action

Ideas for your workplace:

  • Glitter-themed coffee morning or bake sale
  • Sparkly dress-down or team meeting
  • Add sparkle to a client event or networking session
Plan your Sparkle Day event
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The impact of staff involvement

Your participation in fundraising and team events directly contributes to Brain Tumour Support’s mission of providing vital assistance to individuals and families affected by brain tumours. Whether through donations, volunteering, or participating in events, your support enables us to expand our reach and offer essential services to those in need. By joining forces with us, you become an essential part of our efforts to provide practical and emotional support, bringing hope to those facing a brain tumour diagnosis. Together, we can make a meaningful difference and create a brighter future for all.

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Ali’s story

Ali’s mum, Sylvia, was vibrant, full of life and bursting with energy belying her 79 years. Her family imagined they would enjoy many more together, until a shocking brain tumour diagnosis meant that those years became weeks. Ali told us…

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Your company can spark real change

Every fundraiser, event, or donation from your staff directly supports families facing the impact of a brain tumour. Together, we can provide specialist counselling, vital information, and ongoing care — making sure no one faces this journey alone.

Explore the various partnership options available, each designed to meet both your corporate values and our mission.

Ways your business can get involved
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Ways your business can get involved

There are many ways your company can make a difference — while building team spirit and showcasing your values.

Fundraise together

From bake sales to challenge events, staff fundraising is a brilliant way to boost morale and strengthen teamwork. We’ll provide resources and support to make your event a success.

Start fundraising

Volunteer your time and skills

Get your employees involved directly — whether helping at events, offering professional expertise, or joining group volunteering days. It’s rewarding for your team and invaluable for us.

Become a volunteer

Give and grow

Corporate donations, sponsorships, and matched giving schemes create lasting impact. Even small contributions help us reach more families affected by brain tumours.

Donate now

How your company can make a difference

Corporate partnerships are at the heart of our work. By standing with us, your business can expand our reach, ensure no family feels alone, and make every diagnosis a little less daunting.

Discover how your company can create lasting change
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Recognition and thanks

We celebrate every partnership — from local enterprises to national brands. Our corporate supporters bring creativity, generosity, and community spirit that help us deliver life-changing support year after year.

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Why Partner with Brain Tumour Support?

Partnering with us brings real benefits to your business:

  • Impactful PR that demonstrates your values.
  • Employee engagement through meaningful activities.
  • Community credibility as a company making a difference.

Let's create something meaningful together

Whether you’d like to sponsor an event, fundraise with your staff, or explore a long-term partnership, we’d love to talk. Get in touch today to discover how your company can support families affected by brain tumours.

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