Perry’s Legacy was set up by Carly Busby in memory of her father, Perry Brown. Perry was diagnosed with a grade 4 glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) brain tumour and passed away just nine months later in July 2020.

Power of David was set up in memory of David Hetherington, a loving husband and dad of two. David was diagnosed with a low-grade oligoastrocytoma, which over time changed to a grade four glioblastoma.

This Fundraising Group has been set up by Ria Melvin’s family to continue her legacy and to raise vital funds in her name. Raising4Ria will help to keep Ria’s memory alive and help to channel the grief of all who mourn her into something positive to improve the lives of others living with a brain tumour diagnosis.

The family of Rayhan, who died aged four, just four months after diagnosis with a medulloblastoma brain tumour, has set up this Fundraising Group. His parents want Rayhan’s legacy to lead to greater awareness of brain tumours, especially as it took many weeks for doctors to start taking Rayhan’s symptoms seriously.

Simon Oldacres was a dedicated family man, wonderful friend and talented engineer. Ride4Simon was set up to cycle in his memory to help fund a cure for this devastating disease.

Simon Penwright was diagnosed with a multifocal glioblastoma (GBM)in January 2023 and passed away in November the same year, despite surgery and then radiotherapy and chemotherapy treatment

This Fundraising Group has been set up by Alan Robinson after he lost his primary school teacher wife Nicola, mum to two young children, in October 2021. Nicola was just 35 years old.

Taylan Andrew Rawlinson was our beautiful seven year old boy who was sadly taken away from us on 19th August 2009. He was diagnosed with a very rare incurable and inoperable brain tumour located in the brain stem called Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma(DIPG) on 24th October 2008.

Tay’s Tribe has been set up by the parents of Taylan Kurtul after they lost their six-year-old son to an aggressive medulloblastoma in February 2024, just over eight months after diagnosis.

This Fundraising Group has been set up by the family of David Hopkins (aka Did) in his memory. Did was diagnosed with a glioblastoma (GBM) in September 2020 after two weeks of symptoms.

Annabelle Porter set up Team Jeffery in memory of two of her uncles, both lost to brain tumours – Richard Jeffery in 1991 and his brother, Michael, in 2017.

Josh's family has set up Team Joshua to fulfil Josh’s wishes, raise awareness of the symptoms of brain tumours, and help fund the fight to bring about better outcomes for patients and ultimately a cure for the devastating disease.

The dandy trust has been set up in memory of beloved husband and father, Mike Dandy, who lost his fight with a brain tumour at the age of 56 in April 2011.

Natalie has set up the Darel Bryan Foundation in his memory to raise greater awareness as well as funds for vit al research. Her heart-felt wish is that one day Darel’s legacy will have led to far better outcomes for patients diagnosed with aggressive tumours like GBMs.

The Diana Ford Trust was established as a charity to fund brain tumour research by Sandy and Rosemary Saunders, in memory of their daughter Diana who died from a brain tumour in 2002.

The Diane Wright Trust was created in June 2012 by her two sons, Matthew and Adam, following the loss of their beloved Mum & best friend suddenly to a brain tumour on the 9th March 2012, aged only 59 years

Ian Meek was an extraordinary man, living for 15 years with a low-grade brain tumour before it became aggressive and took his life aged 42.

Lorna Atkinson, lost her life to a glioblastoma grade 4 just 18 months after diagnosis. Inspired to fight to make a difference for future brain tumour patients, Lorna’s two daughters, Lisa and Louise have set up The Lorn’s Legacy to raise funds for vital research. 

Nick was just 30 years old and recently married when he passed away less than 10 months after being diagnosed with an anaplastic oligodendroglioma brain tumour. His wife, Rachael, helped to set up The Nick Cotton Foundation to raise money for Brain Tumour Research.

This Fundraising Group was set up by Ray after his daughter-in-law Paula was diagnosed with an incurable glioblastoma (GBM) brain tumour, aged 47, in early 2021, following excruciating headaches and vomiting.

The Song for Sue Foundation was set up by the family of Sue Thomas after she died aged 57 in December 2015. She was diagnosed with a low-grade brain tumour in July 2013.

Inspired by Angus Anthony's brave battle with an inoperable brain tumour, close friends and family have set up the Twelfth Man Fundraising Group to raise funds for Brain Tumour Research.

The Wake Fundraising Group was set up by the friends and family of Jonathan Wake. Jonathan was diagnosed with a brain tumour in November 2019, after he collapsed at home and underwent emergency surgery.

Trevor&Friends is the unique project of a group of school friends who were devastated to discover that their friend was diagnosed with a brain tumour. The tumour was nicknamed ‘Trevor’ and their mission became to banish him once and for all.

Zara Taylor was just 30 when she was diagnosed with a grade 4 glioblastoma  (GBM). She set up the Zara’s Appeal for a Cure Fundraising Group to bring family, friends and colleagues together to raise vital funds and awareness to help stop the devastation of brain tumours.