Oscar's brother Seb talks to the Manchester Evening News in an open and honest interview.

The Edale Skyline medals are ready, lovingly crafted and donated by Oak Bloke in York.

After 21.5 miles and 7 peaks on Sunday, these will be very welcome for our amazing walkers

Help them in their fundraising at:
justgiving.com/campaign/edale…

We will be joined by Oscar's older brother, Seb this weekend on our Edale Skyline challenge - one of 63 people taking on the 21-mile walk.
Find out more about the event and why he is walking via our story in The Press
yorkpress.co.uk/news/24283148.…

Jaxon is ready for the Edale Skyline next week along with 65 human hikers raising money for children with brain tumours.

Reward this good boy by sponsoring him at: justgiving.com/page/sharon-sl…
How could you not? How could you resist that face?

What will your small act of kindness be? Where will it lead?

Our charity exists because of the kind gestures of others. We exist to pass on that kindness to others.
You can see in the people who support our work and those helped in turn that those acts of kindness don't end.

A cross-party group of MPs have written to the Department for Health and Social Care calling for a National Brain Tumour Strategy.

Our view 👇

Applications are open for our research call looking for new and innovative projects that support at any point in the paediatric brain tumour pathway
Head to oscarspbtc.org/research for information and to apply
Please share amongst researchers and charities that may have interest

If the London Marathon has you interested in doing something similar, then sign up to run the The Yorkshire Marathon Marathon on Oct 20 for @oscarscharity

Run as an individual or have all the fun of a marathon without the distance in a relay team

More detail at: oscarspbtc.org/events/yorkshi…

Sponsor our team of 60+ walkers at justgiving.com/campaign/edale… and help us raise £10,000 to help children with brain tumours.

🧠INFLATABLE 5K
📆Sat 29 June 12pm
📍Harewood House, Leeds

We'd love you to take part. Find out more at oscarspbtc.org/inflatable-2024

Even better, entry is FREE and you get a lovely, bright orange t-shirt too
All we ask is you try and raise as much sponsorship as possible per person

We visited charity partners TSYS to talk about their fundraising, how it has helped children, and signs and symptoms of brain tumours
Improving knowledge is key to better and faster diagnosis and we are pleased TSYS staff are committed to improving theirs

#braintumourawareness

Introducing our Children's Champions: Lucas, Tilly, Isabella and Josh.
Their role is to raise awareness, give a child's perspective to the charity, encourage fundraisers and generally use their knowledge and experience to help OSCAR's PBTC
yorkpress.co.uk/news/24257752.…

More letters wing their way to trusts and foundations seeking help in improving the lives of children with brain tumours

We are indebted to a number of these organisations for contributing to Family Support, Booster Boxes, Research Call funding, Awareness in Schools and more

If you want to make a difference to children with brain tumours, get in touch

Whatever way you can help: taking part in events, volunteering, supporting with resources, finding new contacts be they familes, schools, businesses or others.

We'd love to help you make a difference

Clinical trustee Ryan Mathew recently launched our Research Call at the British Paediatric Neuro-oncology Group conference in Leeds

Head to oscarspbtc.org/research to learn more as we look for innovative project ideas that help children at any point along the paediatric pathway

We are calling for a National Brain Tumour Strategy alongside The Brain Tumour Charity

Our charity manager Phil held up photos of his mum and Oscar, who both died of brain tumours

Sign at bit.ly/ItsANoBrainerO… to back this important campaign #ItsANoBrainer

This guy.

To quote Phil #ForNate 🇸🇱🦶🎗️, Roux is 'heart fuel' for all of us in the brain tumour community.

Antony Owen

Our thoughts and love are very much with the parents and family of Lily Harley today a year after she died from a brain tumour
Lily was 4, loved rainbows, unicorns and the beach. She was full of smiles, cuddles and love. Read more about her story at oscarspbtc.org/stories/lily
🧡💜

We are pleased to announce TSYS as one of OSCAR's 2024 Charity Partners

Cain and Phil presented at the York office and online last month, talking about why we feel the charity is so important and the work we can do with the support of businesses like TSYS
oscarspbtc.org/business-brain…

*WALK TO SUPPORT CHILDREN WITH BRAIN TUMOURS*
Sun 5 May - Edale, Derbyshire

There are just 2 weeks to get yourself signed up for this amazing event taking on the challenge of 7 peaks in 1 day

Head to oscarspbtc.org/edale-skyline by Apr 9 to learn more and become part of our team