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PARTNERING TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE

Collaboration is at the heart of our values and Brain Tumour Research is proud to partner with organisations of all sizes to help further our vital work to find a cure for all types of brain tumours.

As well as being a wonderful way to inspire and motivate colleagues at all levels, a corporate partnership with Brain Tumour Research offers a great opportunity to boost your brand’s profile and demonstrate your company’s values to your customers, clients or suppliers.

We know how valuable the support of organisations is to our cause. That’s why our partnerships are tailored to maximise the benefits to the Charity and the organisations generously supporting us. There are many ways your workplace can make a real difference and help us get closer to a cure for this devastating disease. Here are just a few:

•Support us as your charity of the year (or years)

•Sponsor our events and help us make them even bigger and better

•Become a sector champion and leverage our cause in your network

•Sponsor a day of research at one or more of our Centres of Excellence

•Offer match-funding to any colleagues fundraising for Brain Tumour Research

•Volunteer for us in a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) capacity

•Donate your skills or products to help us keep our costs down

Matt Howarth, our Corporate Development Manager, said: “With one in three people knowing someone affected by this devastating disease, we are truly grateful to all those organisations who work with us to make a real difference for the future. Your support is invaluable in helping us get closer to our vision of a cure for all types of brain tumours.

“Every company is different and we’re proud of our consultative approach to build meaningful partnerships and maximise opportunities to inspire and engage your staff in something that really will make a difference in the future. Whatever the size of your organisation and whatever your job role, we’d love to hear from you.”

Be inspired by some of our current partners:

Award-winning staycations provider Verdant Leisure named Brain Tumour Research as its new charity partner with an ambition to raise £50,000 over 12 months. The company kicked off its support by taking part in Wear A Hat Day and has plans for an exciting year of fundraising.

Corporate support often arises from personal connections to the disease. Insurance company Your Choice Cover hopes to raise £20,000 for Brain Tumour Research inspired by one of its colleagues, James Drew, who is engaged to the daughter of brain tumour patient Mark Poulton.

James said: “I’m delighted that, together with my work colleagues, we will be doing something to help people like Mark.”

West Midlands Trains Ltd has a target to reach £50,000 including by raising funds at train stations and the organisation’s ‘Pennies from Heaven’ scheme, as well as challenges. The two-year partnership is inspired by a colleague’s connection to the disease.

Sports car team RACE LAB is raising awareness by proudly displaying our logo on the bonnet and rear wing plates of its 2023 racing cars. Driver Iain Campbell has a connection to the disease through the Treharne family, who lost their son Ethan to a glioblastoma (GBM) in 2021, aged 17.

To discuss how your workplace could help find a cure contact Matt Howarth via matt.howarth@braintumourresearch.org