Category: Charity news

The charity industry’s leading organisation lists The Brain Tumour Charity as one of the best to work for .

As reported in the Metro this afternoon, Taylor’s mum Andrea, battling cancer for the second time, has a brain tumour.

A meningioma diagnosed in 2014 turned Ruth, and the family’s life, upside down.

Grace Latter, last year’s Influencer of the Year winner, sat on our recent Celebrating You 2020 judging panel.

Helena Traill’s ‘100 Stories’ project was awarded the top degree from Central Saint Martins, London.

Actor Hugh Quarshie – surgeon Ric Griffin who has been diagnosed with a meningioma in BBC 1’s Holby City – “applauds” The Brain Tumour Charity’s “vital work.”

Grace Latter, one of the winners at Celebrating You 2018, describes what it meant to her and why nominating people for Celebrating You 2023 is so important

Celebrating You, The Brain Tumour Charity’s community awards event, returns in May 2020 and nominations are now open!

Now, with only one year to go, we‘re looking back at some of the outstanding things you’ve helped us achieve since 2015. And we’re looking forward, to our plans to push for more progress in the next 12 months.

Improving access to clinical trials and the importance of support for everyone affected by a brain tumour diagnosis were among the key topics discussed

Tyler praised for turning his challenges into a ‘force of good’

We know when someone is diagnosed with a brain tumour, a cure can’t wait. This is the basis for our brand refresh, launching today

At last night’s charity awards ceremony, we were crowned Charity of the Year 2018

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Jack Morris CBE as our new chair of trustees

We are delighted to be finalists for Charity of the Year, Annual Report and Fundraising Event for the Third Sector Awards.

BBC Children in Need and St James’s Place Foundation have awarded grants totalling over £208,000 to The Brain Tumour Charity’s support services.

Last night’s award ceremony, held by industry-leading Third Sector, saw The Brain Tumour Charity receive two accolades for our continued efforts to defeat brain tumours.

Renowned neuroscientist Professor Palmer takes up the role of life sciences trustee.

Today we’re proud to announce a package of research initiatives totalling £4.3m.

We are delighted to announce that the way we work has been rated exceptionally highly by McKinsey, one of the world’s leading advisers on organisational effectiveness.

Paul Nicholson, has won the Healthcare Volunteer of the Year award for his work and commitment to The Brain Tumour Charity, following his own ongoing battle with a low grade brain tumour.

“My own research lab studies the origins of cancer, particularly childhood brain tumours, and is seeking to develop completely new treatments of these devastating tumours.”

Neil and Angela Dickson, Charity Founders of The Brain Tumour Charity, have today been awarded MBE’s for their services to the brain tumour community. (Friday 17 July).

We are proud to launch our new strategy to double survival and halve the harm that brain tumours have on quality of life.