A brain tumour diagnosis doesn’t happen once. Its impact can continue long after treatment, affecting emotional well-being, family life, finances, and the future people once imagined.
Families often need support long after diagnosis, as they adjust to treatment, recovery, uncertainty or loss. By setting up a regular gift, you help ensure Brain Tumour Support can be there whenever support is needed, not just today, but every month of the year.
Regular giving helps ensure no one faces the ongoing impact of a brain tumour diagnosis alone.
Set up a regular donationFamilies tell us the hidden impact of a brain tumour can last for years. Young people adjusting to life after treatment, carers supporting loved ones every day, and families coping with loss often need ongoing support — not just at moments of crisis.
Your monthly donation helps fund:
Reliable monthly income helps us plan services and reach more families across the UK.
Like many of our regular supporters, Shirley has a deeply personal connection to Brain Tumour Support. Her son Michael was diagnosed with a rare brain tumour at just 12 years old.
After treatment, the family struggled with the emotional impact of everything they had been through. Through Brain Tumour Support they found counselling, support groups and a community that understood.
“Being able to speak in a one-to-one setting, without judgement was wonderful. I don’t think the benefits of counselling can be overstated.”
Today, Shirley and Michael support the charity through a regular monthly gift so other families can receive the same support.
Read Shirley and Michael’s story
Regular giving helps us plan ahead and respond quickly when new families reach out for support.
Even a modest monthly donation can help ensure support is always available:
Every monthly gift helps ensure support is there whenever families reach out.
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During Brain Tumour Awareness Month, we’re inviting supporters to help us welcome 16 new regular givers.
Each new monthly donation helps ensure that counselling, support groups and one-to-one support remain available for families facing the long-term impact of a brain tumour diagnosis.
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Imagine facing a brain tumour diagnosis without emotional support or guidance.
Your regular gift helps make sure support is there every day of the year.
Set up a regular donation todayMany of our regular supporters have a personal connection to Brain Tumour Support. Some have received support themselves. Others have seen how important it is for families facing a brain tumour diagnosis. These stories show why regular giving matters and how monthly donations help ensure support remains available whenever someone reaches out.
Shirley’s son Michael was just 12 when doctors discovered he had a rare brain tumour.
After treatment, the family struggled with the emotional impact of everything they had been through. Through Brain Tumour Support they found counselling, support groups and a community that understood.
Today Shirley gives a regular monthly donation so other families can receive the same support when they need it most.
Maria began supporting Brain Tumour Support after her husband Mark was diagnosed with a high-grade brain tumour in 2023.
After Mark’s diagnosis, Maria was connected with a Brain Tumour Support Professional who helped guide the family through an incredibly difficult time. When Mark sadly passed away later that year, Maria continued receiving support through our bereavement group.
Today, Maria gives a regular monthly donation so other families can access the same support she received.
Jean began supporting Brain Tumour Support after losing her husband, Mick, to a brain tumour.
After experiencing the impact of the diagnosis and seeing how important support can be for families, Jean chose to give a regular monthly donation so others can access the help they need.
“Once I discovered the incredible support Brain Tumour Support provides, I wanted to make sure other families received the help we needed.”
If you have questions about setting up or managing a regular donation, changing your details, or how regular giving works, you may find the answer in our FAQs.
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