A blue GivingTuesday banner featuring the GivingTuesday heart logo, the text “Together we give.” and the date 2 December 2025. On the right side, a large circle frames a close-up photo of two people holding hands in support. Beside it is an illustrated teal hourglass and the statistic: “Every 40 minutes someone in the UK is diagnosed with a brain tumour.” Designed for Brain Tumour Support.

Giving Tuesday 2025

Together we give. Together we support.

Giving Tuesday: 2 December 2025

Giving Tuesday is the global day of giving — a moment each year when people around the world come together to show generosity in all its forms. Led in the UK by the Chartered Institute of Fundraising, it takes place every year on the Tuesday following Thanksgiving, uniting charities, communities, and businesses in celebrating the positive impact of giving.

This year’s theme is Give Your Way — because there’s a meaningful and empowering way for everyone to get involved. Whether it’s offering time, sharing your story, spreading the word, or making a donation, every act of kindness helps make a difference. And it starts with you.

What is Giving Tuesday?

Giving Tuesday is a global movement that inspires generosity. After Black Friday and Cyber Monday, it creates space for supporting the causes that matter most. Millions of people participate worldwide by donating, volunteering, fundraising, and championing the organisations they care about.

Here at Brain Tumour Support, Giving Tuesday is a special opportunity to highlight the power of community — and the impact that compassionate supporters like you have every single day.

Why support Brain Tumour Support?

In the UK, someone is diagnosed with a brain tumour every 33 minutes. For each of those people — and for their loved ones — support is vital.

By choosing to Give Your Way this Giving Tuesday, you help ensure that no one faces a brain tumour diagnosis alone. Your support enables us to provide emotional and practical help, specialist support groups, counselling, family services, and guidance when people need it most.

Every gesture, big or small, helps continue this vital work.

Our impact – past, present and future
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Give Your Way: Get involved

Take part in Giving Tuesday in whatever way feels right for you. Here are some meaningful ways you can support Brain Tumour Support today:

Make a donation

Your gift helps us support anyone affected by a brain tumour. Every contribution strengthens the services families rely on.

Give a gift today

Be a Star for Support

Dedicate a star in honour or memory of someone special. Your tribute helps us continue providing vital support.

Dedicate a star

Buy a Winter Raffle ticket

Take part in our Winter Raffle and help fund specialist support for families — with the chance to win a festive prize.

Get your tickets

Support while you shop

Raise free donations every time you shop online through EasyFundraising. It’s simple, quick, and completely cost-free.

Start raising as you shop

Fundraise your way

Host your own activity or join one of the events on our website. However you choose to fundraise, it makes a real difference.

Take part your way

Volunteer your time

Share your time or skills to support those affected by a brain tumour. Every hour you can offer truly helps our community.

See volunteer opportunities

Shop the Wilde Collection from Posh Totty Designs

This Giving Tuesday, you can shop The Wilde Collection, an exclusive jewellery range from Posh Totty Designs and raise money for Brain Tumour Support. All profits from every sale from The Wilde Collection on Giving Tuesday will be donated to our charity.

Shop The Wilde Collection on Giving Tuesday

Share your voice

Supporters are invited to take part in #MyGivingStory — sharing how and why you support Brain Tumour Support. Your post could inspire someone else to get involved.

Spread awareness

A like, comment, or share on social media helps us reach more people affected by brain tumours. It doesn’t cost a thing — and it truly helps.

Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and X for updates, stories, and ways to get involved.


Hashtags for Giving Tuesday 2025

Use these to join the global conversation and shine a light on why you give:

  • #GivingTuesday
  • #GiveYourWay
  • #MyGivingStory

Thank you

Your generosity fuels everything we do. Whether you’re donating, sharing your story, raising awareness, or simply spreading the word, your support changes lives — today and every day.

Together, we give.
Together, we make a difference.

Everyone has something to give and every act of generosity counts

This GivingTuesday, when you give to Brain Tumour Support (BTS), you will make a difference and impact the lives of people, who found support, connection, and hope; and for those who used our free information and guides to understand their brain tumour diagnosis and treatment; and for those whose received financial advice and guidance to get the benefits and support they needed.

Donate today

Brain tumour patient Paul in his hospital bed post-surgery showing a thumbs-up.

The difference we made last year

700 counselling sessions

Provided to individuals and families, offering emotional support and guidance when they needed it most.

£382,246

Gained through our Welfare Benefits service, helping people access vital financial support during difficult times.

903 people

Received regular support from a Support Professional, ensuring consistent care, reassurance, and practical guidance.

4,925 people

Used our Facebook Forums to connect with others, share experiences, and find peer support in a safe online space.

Other ways you can fundraise

Fundraising at school

Whether you’re a student or a teacher, there are lots of ways you can get involved with fundraising at school.

Fundraise at school

Fundraising in celebration

Celebrate your special occasion and support Brain Tumour Support.

Celebrate and donate

Fundraising at work

Bring your team together, boost morale and raise funds for Brain Tumour Support all at the same time.

Fundraise at work

Read stories of hope, support, strength, and inspiration

Elaine’s story

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