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FANTASTIC PEOPLE...fundraising for the cause, we couldn't do it without you!

We are truly indebted to so many people who are helping us fund the fight against brain tumours.  We are grateful
for all monies received large or small, from widow's mites to King's Ransoms!

The many different ways people are helping us to raise much needed money for brain tumour research is amazing. 
Amounts received include: 
  • Donations
  • In memorium donations given at funerals
  • In celebration donations given in lieu of birthday and anniversary presents
  • Selling items made, second hand items, in the home, on stalls or through car boot sales
  • Organising events
  • Getting sponsored for something
  • Funds raised by our partners - businesses choosing Brain Tumour Research as their Charity of the Year 
  • Umbrella Groups - set up by those who want a fund in their own loved ones name

Lisa's Gift Fundraising
Lisa's husband Darren, her uncles John, Jimmy and Phil, her  
dad James and friend Jason		 The group gather for their bike ride                                                                          

Family and friends gathered for a fundraising bike ride in memory of Lisa Wray raising money for our umbrella group  Lisa's Gift. 
Also planned are three skydives in August along with a charity rugby match and a local fun day. 
  


18,000 mile bike ride to Sydney, Australia!

Thanks to Henry Brydon who is pedalling the 18,000 miles to Sydney departing in April 2010 and hopes to raise £25,000 for Brain Tumour Research.

Personally affected by this disease, Henry is planning to take 18 months to cycle across Europe, Asia and Australasia with a friend.  If you would like to support Henry on his epic adventure log onto www.justgiving.com/henrybrydon or view his website www.theblazingsaddles.com.

Good luck Henry!

 

Wear a Hat Campaign

Thank you to everyone who supported the Wear A Hat
Campaign during March.  The campaign has been very successful and we hope to run it again next year.



Congratulations and thank you to Bev Shiplee and son, Matthew who raised over £325 skydiving for Brain Tumour Research     


Gaddesden Gig 2009
Many thanks to Clare and Mike Park and their family and friends who had the fantastic idea of holding a music event in their garden raising the amazing sum of £3000!  This event was in memory of Mike's mother Dr Anne Park who was diagnosed with a Glioblastoma in April 2008, sadly passing away in November 2008.