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Get sparkly this October in aid of Brain Tumour Support
With the help of some well-known celebrities, including Joel Dommett from the Masked Singer; Joel’s wife, model Hannah Cooper; and comedian Jayde Adams, Bristol-based charity Brain Tumour Support is encouraging people across the UK to sign up to their Sparkle Up Your Day campaign, raising funds for their vital support services.
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| Credit: Image courtesy of Hannah Cooper |
Joel and Hannah are calling on everyone to get involved, saying: “We love the idea of Sparkle Up Your Day. Everyone needs something sparkly in their life and what better way to support the amazing work that Brain Tumour Support does.
“We'll be getting our glitter out for Sparkle Day and we can't wait to see photos of lots of sparkly outfits and events.
“We know first-hand just how valuable and needed the services that Brain Tumour Support provide are. But the charity desperately needs the funds to be able to reach out to the many people who currently lack any support. What better way than Sparkle to support an amazing cause and also have some fun at the same time.”
It’s not just people who can sparkle up this autumn for charity, pets are encouraged to join in the fun!
Brain Tumour Support is the UK’s leading charity dedicated to supporting patients and families affected by any type of brain tumour, and funds raised will be used to help the charity deliver its essential support sessions and range of specialist services which are all free of charge to those who need them.
In the UK there are over 100,000 people living with a brain tumour and an average of 45 people every day receive this shocking diagnosis, which can affect anyone regardless of age, sex, lifestyle or general health. Sadly, brain tumours kill more children and adults under the age of 40 than any other type of cancer. No other charity offers the range of specialist emotional and practical support that Brain Tumour Support has developed.
In 2020, the Sparkle Up Your Day campaign raised funds to help people access support sessions, essential as diagnosis can often have complex and long-lasting physical, practical and psychological effects on the life of a whole family.
Organise your own magical Sparkle event with friends and family this year to make a huge difference to people with brain tumours and their families.
Find out more and get your Sparkle fundraising pack with event ideas and downloadables such as social media frames and bunting: www.braintumoursupport.co.uk/sparkle
