Meet your Community Fundraisers

I have worked in the charity sector for more than 15 years in a variety of roles, the last nine within Fundraising. My most memorable moment was securing a six-figure sum to implement a life-saving mental health service in Scotland. I am passionate about making a difference, changing lives and improving quality of life.

Areas include: North & The Humber

Every day I have the privilege of connecting with individuals, families and communities who are driven to make a difference, often inspired by deeply personal experiences.

I’m passionate about ensuring everyone feels valued, appreciated and fully supported throughout their fundraising – whether they’re taking on a challenge, hosting an event or contributing in their own way. It’s important that our supporters know just how much their efforts matter. Without your dedication and generosity, our work wouldn’t be possible!

Areas include: Cheshire, Cumbria, Greater Manchester, Isle of Man, Lancashire, Merseyside, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland

I first became a supporter of Brain Tumour Research after I lost my mum to a glioblastoma in 2008, because I wanted to help stop anyone else having to witness and live through the devastation that comes with this brutal disease. In 2021 I secured the role of Community Fundraiser and have since met far too many people who know someone affected by a brain tumour.

Whether you want to bake up a storm, do a sponsored head shave, hold a sponsored walk or even run a marathon, I'd love to hear about your plans and support your fundraising.

Areas include: Nottingham, Leicester, Lincoln, Rutland, Derby

I have a real passion for believing that there are no limits to what you can achieve. I love my role as the Community Fundraiser for the East Midlands for Brain Tumour Research. No two days are the same and our wonderful supporters are at the heart of everything we do. I feel honoured that I am, along with our amazing supporters, on an incredible journey to help find a cure of all types of brain tumours.

I have years of experience in events, hospitality and fundraising and am always looking for a new challenge. Let’s bring it on!

Areas include: Scotland

I have been working in the charity sector for the past nine years and am very excited about my role as Community Fundraiser for Scotland. I really enjoy being part of a team that is working towards a shared goal of helping people and striving for medical breakthroughs. Having moved to Edinburgh a few years ago, I’ve loved the local spirit and friendliness of the Scottish community. Especially with the launch of our new Centre of Excellence in Scotland, I can’t wait to raise awareness and vital funds for Brain Tumour Research.