We’re Brain Tumour Twins.
Two friends diagnosed with the same brain tumour on a mission to raise £30,000 for brainstrust charity.
ENTER OUR PRIZE DRAW! YOUR DONATION WILL SUPPORT OUR CAMPAIGN AND COULD WIN YOU SOME AMAZING PRIZES!
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A PRIZE DRAW TO REMEMBER.
In March 2021 we ran a prize draw with some unforgettable prizes. Together with our total fundraising challenges to date, we’ve raised a whopping £18,000! That’s 60% of our overall £30,000 target. We’re so grateful to everyone who donated for the chance to win a prize.
Your donations have already helped braintrust to create a new website with an online resource hub for meningioma patients. Now people like us and their families have access to more vital support to help them deal with a meningioma brain tumour diagnosis. We can’t thank you enough for making this happen.
And we’re not done yet, our target is still to be achieved and we need your help to help us smash it! So, drum roll please… way March is Brain Tumour Awareness month and we’re spending the entire month running a Prize Draw to raise money for our fundraising campaign. Win amazing prizes including donated items from very generous celebrities, well-known brands and independent retailers. Find out more and enter the draw below.
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What are we doing?
From Monday 1st to Wednesday 31st March 2021, we’re running a Brain Tumour Twins Prize Draw. We have unbelievable prizes from some truly generous supporters including the England Rugby Team, England Cricket team, a Team GB Olympic medalist, Premier League Football, Google, and some of the UK’s best-loved chefs. Plus a whole host of prizes donated by a range of lovely local and national small businesses, too.
Fundraising
What’s The Goal?
We’ve made good progress on our fundraising target already. Our aim is to raise £30,000 (if not more) in aid of Brainstrust. The money we raise in our campaign will be donated to Brainstrust who will be able to use it to build a new website including more information and support for people who are diagnosed with meningioma brain tumours.
Entering the draw
How Can YOU Enter The Draw?
Click the button below to head over to the prizes page, where you’ll find the five Prize Draw categories and details of the prizes available in each one. Select an entry option for the category of your choice and complete your donation before 11:59pm on Tuesday 30 March.
Winners will be drawn on Wednesday 31 March and will be drawn per category, so please make sure you select the category that relates to your prize when you enter. See full details and terms and conditions on the Prizes page.
What’s Up For Grabs?
WHAT COULD YOU WIN?
Ixta Belfrage
Chef and Yotam Ottolenghi’s Co-Author of Flavour. A three course meal for two cooked by Ixta and delivered to your home, or a one hour online cooking lesson if the winner is based outside London.
A pair of Google Pixel Buds in-ear headphones in Almost Black, gifted to us by our friends at Google. Perfect for audio, clear calls, all‑day battery and offers hands‑free help from Google Assistant.
Joe Launchbury
An England Rugby shirt signed by the full England National Rugby Union Team very generously donated to us by the England and Wasps RFC Player Joe Launchbury.
Prize Draw FAQs and Terms And Conditions.
Can I enter the Prize Draw if I don't live in Great Britain?
No. The Prize Draw is open to residents in Great Britain only. You cannot enter the Prize Draw if you do not reside in the UK.
How much does it cost to enter the Prize Draw?
Entering the draw is £5 for 1 entry or £20 for 5 entries. You can enter as many categories as many times as you like using the options on the Crowdfunder page.
Can I enter the Prize Draw more than once?
YES. You can enter the Prize Draw as many times as you like. Simply select the entry option you want on the Crowdfunder page. Each entry will be listed at the checkout when you make your donation so that you can confirm the information is correct before making your payment.
Are there any age restrictions for entry to the Prize Draw?
YES. All entrants must submit a valid entry and be at least 18 years old at the time of entering the Prize Draw.
Do I need to make sure my Prize Draw entry is valid?
YES. To make a valid online entry into the Prize Draw you must select at least one of the entry options (£5+) on the Crowdfunder page and fully complete the donation payment process. Please keep your payment confirmation safe. Prizes will be awarded to entrants of the Prize Draw per category.
To claim a prize entrants must be able to show full proof of payment with confirmation of the Prize Draw category they have entered. To make a valid postal entry, your entry must be received before the closing date and time. Proof of postage will not count as proof of receipt. All entries must be valid according to these instructions.
Is there a deadline I need to enter The Prize Draw by?
YES. You must enter the Prize Draw during the Prize qualifying entry period. The Prize Draw Opening Date is Monday 01 March 2021. The Prize Draw Closing Date is: Tuesday 30th March 2021 (at 11.59pm). Your entry must be received within the Prize Draw qualifying entry period and before the Prize Draw Closing Date.
Can I enter more than one category in the Prize Draw?
Yes. You can select as many categories as you want. Your payment will be recorded per category so it is clear which categories you have entered.
Are there any Terms and Conditions I need to know about?
YES. By donating and/or entering the Prize Draw you agree to the Prize Draw Terms and Conditions. Please read this information and the information on the Crowdfunder page before making your donation.
How will my personal information be stored?
Your information will be used and stored securely according to our privacy policy.
Is making an online entry the only way I can enter the draw?
No. You can enter the Prize Draw by making a valid entry on our Crowdfunder page. Alternatively you can also enter the Prize Draw without donating by post. See Terms and Conditions for details. The process for allocating prizes for the Prize Draw does not distinguish between either route of entry.