Bring your team together with a year of fundraising, awareness-raising and shared purpose, while helping families affected by brain tumours feel less alone.
Your company can make a meaningful difference to families facing the life-changing impact of a brain tumour diagnosis. By partnering with Brain Tumour Support, you’ll help patients and their families feel supported and less isolated following diagnosis through specialist, tailored support.
We are the only UK charity providing dedicated Support Professionals for anyone impacted by any type of brain tumour, free of charge and for as long as it’s needed. With no government funding, corporate partnerships are vital to ensure all families can receive specialist care following diagnosis.
Whether you’re organising a team fundraiser, using a volunteering day or making a corporate donation, your support strengthens communities within your organisation and beyond it.
Alliance Pharma chose Brain Tumour Support as their Charity of the Year and quickly brought colleagues together behind a cause close to the team’s hearts.
From sponsored challenges to the AJ Bell Great Bristol Run, their fundraising has helped fund specialist support for families affected by brain tumours — while creating a shared sense of purpose across the business.
Could your company do something similar?
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Every business is different. Whether you want to bring your team together, support a cause close to your people, raise your profile or give back in a simple, practical way, we can help you find an approach that works.
From Charity of the Year partnerships to payroll giving, fundraising challenges and one-off donations, your support helps keep our specialist services free for families affected by brain tumours.
Bring your team together with a year of fundraising, awareness-raising and shared purpose, while helping families affected by brain tumours feel less alone.
From sponsored walks and office challenges to quizzes, raffles and bake sales, every idea can help fund support for families.
Give employees a simple, tax-efficient way to make regular donations directly from their salary and support families all year round.
Donated products, services or expertise can help us reduce costs, strengthen our work and reach more people who need support.
“Corporate support can start in so many different ways — a team fundraiser, a Charity of the Year partnership, payroll giving, sponsorship or a one-off donation. What matters most is the difference it makes. Every business that gets involved helps us reach more people and families facing the impact of a brain tumour diagnosis, so they don’t have to feel alone.”
Help fund vital services, events or campaigns while showing your customers, colleagues and community what your business stands for.
Double the impact of employee fundraising and show your team you’re behind the causes they care about.
A one-off or regular gift can directly fund specialist support for people facing the shock and uncertainty of a brain tumour diagnosis.
Give your employees the opportunity to use their time and skills to support our work and make a difference together.
Whether you already have an idea or are just starting to explore your options, we’d be very happy to talk.
Our fundraising team can help you shape an approach that works for your business, your people and your goals — from Charity of the Year partnerships and payroll giving to team fundraising, sponsorship and one-off support.
Every conversation starts with what feels right for your company.
Talk to our fundraising team
Be inspired by companies already supporting Brain Tumour Support. From Charity of the Year partnerships to sponsored walks and team challenges, these stories show how businesses can make a real difference while bringing people together.
Rugeley Leisure Centre brought members, friends and families together for a three-hour Sparkle Season Danceathon, raising over £830 to help provide immediate crisis support for families affected by brain tumours.
Guests at the 7th Bristol Hoteliers Association Night of the Stars raised more than £6,000, helping fund immediate crisis support for families facing the impact of a brain tumour diagnosis.
Cardiff-based Leka Systems donated £1,000 to Brain Tumour Support, helping fund the equivalent of a face-to-face support group at Velindre Hospital in Cardiff.
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