Get Involved

Mark’s Mission is: 
“To raise the funds, to find the cause and ultimately the cure for all brain cancers”.

Everyone can play a role in supporting our Mission.

Whether it is raising funds, awareness, sharing your story or simply making a donation, with support and assistance we can effect change and deliver Mark’s Mission for the benefit of all afflicted by this terrible disease.

If you want to get involved or support our events, you will find details below.  We cannot wait to hear from you.  Thank you.

Upcoming Events

Each year the Mark’s Mission team will host a series of events to raise vital funds for The Brain Tumour Charity and their research programmes, which they hope will become a part of the local community’s ongoing events calendar.

The team will also work with Mark’s Mission supporters to assist them to organise their own events.

You can find out more about our upcoming events below:

Get Involved!

Would you like to participate in our next fundraising challenge?

Or perhaps you want to set up your own challenge to raise funds for Marks Mission?

Find out more, register your interest or pitch your idea by filling out this form.

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Past Events

Three Peaks Challenge 2026
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Next up for Mark’s Mission is an attempt to complete the Three Peaks taken on by ambassador, George Monaghan. Since starting the charity, my Dad’s friends have done numerous fundraising...

Army v Navy Rugby Match
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Allianz Stadium, Twickenham, London The Army v Navy match is the biggest amateur sporting event in the Country.  It is a huge day for military sport and Mark’s Mission will be taking...

Mark’s Mission – Cycle Challenge
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The challenge is to cycle to every Premiership Rugby ground in England. We start at Newcastle Falcons in Newcastle upon Tyne on the morning of Friday 9 th May 2025 and then we cycle to Sale Sharks,...

Inspiring Strength

Creating Legacy

Brain

Cancer

Facts

Over

people in the UK are diagnosed with brain cancer each day

Over

people a year are affected by this terrible disease

There are over

different types of primary brain tumours, making diagnosis even more difficult

Over

people in the UK are living with brain cancer