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Take on your own Twilight Walk

Hold your own walk somewhere special to you 

What better way to mark Brain Tumour Awareness Month – and raise much-needed funds and awareness of brain tumours – than by walking The Twilight Walk your way in March 2024?  

Unite with loved ones and take on your own walk somewhere special to you. You can stride out any time during March, and however many times, to make up the distance to your chosen goal.  

Madi and her own walk group standing by a harbour

You can:

  • pick your own distance  
  • take on our traditional 5km or 10km  
  • challenge yourself to walk 40km, symbolising our shared goal of defeating the leading cause of cancer death in the under 40s  
  • or go all out with 130km – one km for each of the 130 types of brain tumour that affect the community. 

“When my dad was living with a brain tumour, he organised charity walks for the Brain Tumour Charity to raise funds and awareness. Organising a local Twilight Walk, therefore, felt like a fitting way to fundraise in his memory. It was really special to see everyone coming together for the walk, especially those who had previously walked alongside my dad, an helped in his fundraising efforts.”

Madi Bayfield

Take on your own Twilight Walk

This March, join those going the distance to cure brain tumours 

The Twilight Walk gives me more and more strength to keep going

Namrata Pandya

Each year, our Twilight Walk Own Walkers from all across the brain tumour community take on this inspiring and poignant challenge. They stride forward towards curing brain tumours, and to reflect on those affected by a diagnosis.  

“When my dad was living with a brain tumour, he organised charity walks for the Brain Tumour Charity to raise funds and awareness. Organising a local Twilight Walk, therefore, felt like a fitting way to fundraise in his memory. It was really special to see everyone coming together for the walk, especially those who had previously walked alongside my dad, an helped in his fundraising efforts.”

Madi Bayfield

By all walking together, up and down the UK, we can make 2024 the most successful Twilight Walk yet! Will you be part of this movement?  

I Say DO IT! Do the walk! You’re bound to feel good about it!

Lucy Baker

Need help?

If you have any questions at all, do get in touch by emailing thetwilightwalk@thebraintumourcharity.org or calling 01252 749043. 

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