Walk for Support is an easy, positive way for workplaces to support Brain Tumour Support while encouraging people to move a little, connect and do something meaningful together.
There’s no set route, no competition and no pressure. Just people walking in ways that work for them — and raising money for a cause that really matters.
Sign up to Walk for Support“The support we received helped us feel less alone at a time when everything felt overwhelming. Knowing people were walking and fundraising for families like ours meant more than we can ever say.” A family supported by Brain Tumour Support
You decide what works best for your team. Walk for Support is designed to be flexible so that it can fit around different roles, schedules and working patterns.
That might look like:
Some teams walk together on one day. Others spread it out. Both are absolutely fine.
Workplaces often tell us they love Walk for Support because it:
It’s also a meaningful way to show your organisation cares about supporting individuals and families affected by brain tumours.
Some workplaces choose to use Walk for Support as part of a volunteering or community day, where staff are given time to take part, fundraise or walk together in a way that suits their roles and teams.
Everyone who signs up receives:
We suggest aiming to raise £50 per person, but every pound really does make a difference — and it all helps ensure no one faces a brain tumour diagnosis alone.
Get your workplace involved
Whether you’re thinking about signing up, getting ready for your walk, or have already taken part, our friendly team is here to support you every step of the way.
From practical questions about registration and fundraising to ideas, encouragement, or a quick reassurance, no question is ever too small. Walk for Support is designed to be flexible, inclusive, and doable — and we’re happy to help you make it work in a way that feels right for you.
01454 414 355 (Monday–Friday, 9 am–5 pm)
Ask us a question about Walk for Support
If you’d like to help spread the word, you can also share Walk for Support with friends, family, or colleagues.
If you’d like a bit more detail before taking part, these pages may help:
Ali’s mum, Sylvia, was vibrant, full of life and bursting with energy belying her 79 years. Her family imagined they would enjoy many more together, until a shocking brain tumour diagnosis meant that those years became weeks. Ali told us…
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Kash Raju describes himself as an ‘average family man’, working hard, into fitness, and living a busy life with his wife and three young children. But life for him and his(...)
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2 October 2026
St Austell Charitable Trust recently awarded us a £3,000 grant for our support services in the South West. This generous donation will fund three in-person support groups in (...)
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30 September 2026
Members of Yate and District Bowls Club chose Brain Tumour Support as their club charity for 2026, raising £1,200 through fundraising and donations throughout the season. Thi(...)
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