Author: Frankie Johnson

Come with us as we look back at some of the ways you, the brain tumour community, has given the gift of time in 2023.

From walks across the Chilterns to runs in Berlin, 421 of you took part in events this autumn to raise funds and accelerate a cure for brain tumours. Through all your training and hard work you raised an amazing £416,000! Read some of the inspirational stories of why you, the brain tumour community, have taken your fundraising to the next level!

These simple cake recipes from the brain tumour community are great inspiration for your Big Bake this September!

Have you ever thought about taking on an extreme fundraising challenge but was never sure where to start? Take inspiration from some of our incredible community who have gone to the extreme when it comes to accelerating a cure for brain tumours.

Madi Bayfield, a Young Ambassador and fundraiser for The Charity, organises a football match in memory of her dad, Mat.

To mark their five year anniversary, The Tessa Jowell Brain Cancer Mission has published a report highlighting the variations in care across NHS brain cancer services in the UK

Take a look at how our flagship event, the Twilight Walk, has transformed over the years.

Despite living with a grade four glioblastoma, John will be taking on the London Marathon this March alongside his wife Rachel.

We asked you to limber up and lunge into the New Year with Challenge 88 – a challenge for charity- and you did us proud! 

Kate Baker, a Neuro Critical Care Nurse from Essex, advocates for the importance of knowing the signs and symptoms of brain tumours after her own brain tumour diagnosis.

Abbie, a young girl from Nottingham was diagnosed with a rare pleomorphic xanthoastrocytoma brain tumour during a routine MRI scan for epilepsy.

Wednesday 11 January was the second ever Less Survivable Cancers Awareness Day. And, we were all over the UK representing our aim of finding a cure faster!