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Brain Tumour Support’s Appreciation Week 2021

22 November 2021 22 November 2021 | Support, Fundraising, Supporters

Fundraising events for Brain Tumour Support. Picture shows a group of men and women celebrating a win with hands in the air.

It’s Appreciation Week at Brain Tumour Support!

Throughout this week, 22 – 29 November, Brain Tumour Support is saying a big thank you to everyone who has contributed to the work of the charity over the past year.

Every member of Brain Tumour Support’s small charity team is very passionate about the work they do to support patients and families affected by a brain tumour diagnosis.

However, that work would not be possible without the supporters, fundraisers, volunteers, businesses and organisations, who contribute in so many different ways. So during the week, the Brain Tumour Support team will share messages across their news and social media to acknowledge and celebrate all that commitment and generosity which perfectly illustrates the charity motto – Together WE are Stronger.

Introducing Appreciation Week

 


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