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Memory March 2026

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Memory March 2026

A special way to remember

  • When: 1 March – 31 March 2026
  • Where: Your special place
  • How far: You choose
  • Cost: £10 registration fee for your Memory March fundraising pack, which includes your event t-shirt and special memento for your walk
  • Suggested sponsorship: Adults £75, Children £20
Register yourself and your team for Memory March

Join us for a heartfelt remembrance event

Memory March is your opportunity to honour a loved one or spend meaningful time with family and friends, all while raising vital funds for Brain Tumour Support. Whether you walk with friends, family, children, or dogs, Memory March is for everyone!


Three easy steps to take part

1. Join Memory March for £10

The £10 registration fee per person means you will receive your event t-shirt, a special memento for your walk and a downloadable fundraising pack with support to make your Memory March extra special.

2. Walk your way

Plan your Memory March at a time and place that’s meaningful to you. Whether it’s a peaceful walk through the countryside, a stroll along the beach, or a local park, this event is yours to shape.

3. Your sponsorship target

For each adult taking part we suggest £75, and £20 for children, who can join Memory March for free. But of course the more you raise, the more support can be funded. Every step and every pound makes a real difference.


This special event allows you to celebrate cherished memories, create new ones, and make a lasting difference in the lives of those affected by brain tumours.

Register yourself and your team for Memory March

Why your support matters

Every step and every pound raised makes a real difference. Your donations fund:

  • Consistent one-to-one support with a Support Professional
  • Specialist counselling for patients and families
  • Online and in-person support groups
  • Welfare benefits service giving guidance and practical help
  • Bereavement services used by 27% of the families we support

Together, we can provide wraparound care for families.

A donation of £750 supports a family through their entire journey with us.

When I lost my mum, I felt utterly alone. Brain Tumour Support gave me a place to grieve, heal, and find hope again. The bereavement group became a lifeline when I needed it most. Sam,  bereavement service user

Share your story: Inspire and connect

We invite you to share your Memory March experience, not just with your social media community, but also by telling your personal story. Whether you’re walking to honour a loved one, raising awareness, supporting someone through their brain tumour journey, or fundraising for Brain Tumour Support, your story can make a real difference.

Your story helps others feel less alone, builds understanding, and sparks hope. We encourage you to share:

  • Your journey: What has living with a brain tumour, or supporting someone through it, taught you?
  • Why you’re walking: Is there a special memory or someone who inspires you to take part in Memory March?
  • Your fundraising experience: Share how fundraising for Brain Tumour Support is making an impact in your life and the lives of others.

Get Social

Inspire your network and raise awareness by sharing your story on social media. Use the hashtags #BrainTumourSupport, #MemoryMarch2026, and #MemoryMarchBTS to connect with others taking part. Your voice can help others find the support and strength they need.

Share your story

Get inspired to make a difference

Tools, tips, and resources all in one place

Visit our Fundraising Hub to access everything you need for your Memory March:

  • Downloadable materials like posters and social media graphics
  • Guidance on setting up your JustGiving page
  • Event FAQs and promotional tips
  • Creative fundraising ideas to boost your efforts

Let us help you turn your Memory March into a meaningful and impactful event.

Plan your Memory March
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Need help with your Memory March fundraising?

Our team is here Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm, to assist with all fundraising and event inquiries. Whether you need advice, tips, or resources, we are dedicated to supporting you every step of the way. Together, we can make a real difference.

Contact us

Reach out through the form below or call 01454 414 355 for guidance and support.

Contact our fundraising team

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