Make your one-time, tribute, or recurring online gift to support brain tumour patient programs and research today: Donate
Grab your capes, pull on your spandex tights and release your inner hero!
Come out or host your own fun day in support of pediatric brain tumour research, and enjoy a day featuring activities for all ages!
Here's some ideas to get you started, whether you want to do something by yourself, or involve your whole community!
Pledge your Birthday and ask for donations to SUPERKIDS: A Quest to End Brain Tumours in lieu of birthday gifts. Your donations can make a difference and together we can conquer brain tumours.
Create Your Own Fundraiser. You can pretty much do anything to raise funds for SUPERKIDS: A Quest to End Brain Tumours and unleash your superpowers. We'll be there to support you every step of the way! Start your very own personal fundraising page today.
Create a SUPERKIDS event with a Superhero themes in your community,
Run, Bike, Bowl or Skate and raise pledges to support children with brain tumours. Invite kids and families of the community to join.They could collect pledges based on activity you chose. Invite them to unleash their super powers.
Other ideas include:
Whatever the Super Event is in your community, we are here to support you every step of the way!
There are many possible events that students can organize to raise funds for pediatric brain tumours. With our SUPERKIDS program, students develop organizational skills and practice teamwork as they raise awareness and funds for this devasting disease.
Types of events:
Whatever your activity is, we are here to support you and make SUPERKIDS a perfect fit for your group!
Eileen Quigg
Community Engagement and Events Associate
equigg@braintumour.ca
1-800-265-5106 or 519-642-7755, ext. 224
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