Fundraise for us

Fundraising’s simple – just do something you love and make an event of it. You will be helping to raise money to ensure that everyone who is affected by a brain tumour has the support they need.

STEP 1 – THINK OF A Fundraising IDEA

There are two options for creating your own fundraiser. Either through our own fundraising platform NoGoingBack or you can choose to create through Givealittle.

Follow the easy steps on our NoGoingBack page under sign up to set up your fundraiser or learn how to get your fundraiser up and running through Givealittle by following these six easy steps

We want your fundraising to be easy, enjoyable, and as effective as possible, so we've put together some useful resources to help you on your way. Check out our ideas below or download our Fundraising Tips and Ideas. Get creative and enjoy helping us to support brain tumour sufferers and their families. You can also download posters and forms from our Fundraising Resources page.

STEP 2 – TELL US ABOUT YOUR EVENT

Make sure you contact us at hi@braintumoursupport.org.nz and tell us about your event so we can help you in advance. We can support you on our social media pages by promoting your fundraising activity. We can send you a T-shirt, or design posters if you need them, we’re happy to help you in any way we can.

STEP 3 – YOUR DONATION

If you have set up a fundraiser through NoGoingBack or Givealittle people can sponsor or donate to your fundraiser directly through these platforms. If you are histing an event and your fundraising is by collection, please follow the steps below.

Once your event has finished and you have collected all of your fundraising, use internet banking to make a payment to our bank account: 12-3193-0028950-00 with your name in the Reference. Remember to email us to let us know you’ve finished your event, how much you raised and your payment description, so we can keep an eye out for it. We can issue you with a receipt so that you can apply for your tax rebate.

Thank you so much for helping us to support brain tumour sufferers in New Zealand.