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Christmas Skydive

Whether an individual, group or tandem skydive, know when you jump out of the plane this festive season that you’re part of a community that is going further to accelerating a cure for brain tumours.

When:

December 2025

Where:

Various

Registration fee:

£70

Sponsorship:

£395

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I have my own place

We’re committed to funding world-class, pioneering research, as well as driving down diagnosis times and improving life today through our vital support and information services. And we couldn’t do it without your continued support. So join our team of fearless fundraisers and feel the rush as you free fall at 125mph from 10,000 feet in a charity skydive this festive season!

How do I organise a Christmas Skydive?

Charity-funded skydive

We work with Skyline Events to organise the charity-funded skydives and we ask you to pay a registration fee of £70 and to fundraise a minimum of £395 per person. This helps us to cover the costs of your skydive and to ensure your hard-earned fundraising goes towards our charitable objectives. Why not finish the year with an adrenaline rush by taking on a festive skydive?

If this is the option for you, it’s as easy as 1, 2, 3…

  • Choose your UK location, select a date and pay your booking fee using the sign up link.
  • Set up your online fundraising page with a £395* target per person. We recommend JustGiving.
  • Fundraise, fundraise, fundraise! Share your page on social media and don’t forget you can help reach your target by fundraising offline too. If you’d like some inspiration, take a look at these great ideas and hints and tips.

Spaces are limited so make sure to book early to ensure you can pick a date and airfield that works for you!

Brackley, Northants – Any Tuesday to Sunday between 2nd to 21st December 2025

Brigg, Lincs – Any Wednesday to Sunday between 3rd to 14th December 2025

Lancaster, Lancs – Friday-Sunday between Friday 5th to Saturday 13th December 2025

Norwich, Norfolk – Any Friday to Sunday between 5th to 21st December 2025

Nottingham, Notts – any date in December (open 7 days a week) until 21st December 2025

St Andrews, Fife – Any Saturday and Sunday in December until 14th December 2025

Coleraine, NI – any Saturday and Sunday in December until 14th December 2025

Whitchurch, Shropshire – and Friday or Saturday in December until 13th December 2025

Supporting you on your skydive

When you join our team, you’ll receive support from the Events Team including:

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch with us; email events@thebraintumourcharity.org or call 01252 237867.

Falling 10,000 feet at 125mph is less scary than facing a brain tumour.

Lucy Swatton, Young Ambassador 2024-2026

Ready to jump?

We’re here to support you, whatever you choose to do. So why not take on a new challenge, organise a sponsored skydive and help raise funds into lifesaving research?

Self-Funded Skydive?

Alternatively, you could fund the jump yourself, and then join our team and aim to raise as much as possible. We’d love you to take the leap for us, so let us know to get your free Charity t-shirt to wear on the day. We’ll support you every step of the way!

I have my own place

FAQS

Skydiving is a weather dependent activity this means there is a chance you may have to wait all day for the right weather conditions and then not be able to jump. The airfield will try their best to make sure you can jump on the day!

If you are planning on wearing a Santa suit or costume this will need to be approved with the airfield before jumping. The Charity can also send out a charity t-shirt to wear on the day.

The weight limits for men and women can vary between our airfields – you can click here to see the limits at each airfield. Just click on your selected location to see the details.

For the tandem skydives the minimum age is 16 – however anyone aged 16 or 17 would need to have a parental consent form on the day of their jump. You will have access to this once you have booked. Some airfields also have an upper age limit.

Check out Skylines a day in a life of a skydiver article to see what you’ll be doing on the day. They also have more information on their FAQs page.