FAQs
Need more help? Please feel free to contact us at walkofhope@braintumourresearch.org
Walk of Hope at Chatsworth
What do I need to bring on the day?
All you really need to bring to the event is yourself and your Walk of Hope t-shirt. We recommend checking the weather forecast ahead of time and ensuring you are wearing suitable footwear and clothing on the day.
Will there be parking on site?
Yes, free parking will be available
Will there be toilets on site?
Yes, toilets will be available on site
Can I bring my dog?
Yes, dogs are welcome to join, just please keep them on the lead.
Will refreshments be provided?
Yes, there will be food stalls when you can purchase food.
Will there be First Aiders present?
Yes – we will have qualified First Aiders at this event.
Will I receive a medal?
Yes, everyone who completes our Walk of Hope will receive a medal at the end of the event.
Can I volunteer at the event?
Absolutely! Please email walkofhope@braintumourresearch.org
Will there be free back signs available?
Yes, we will have spare “I’m walking for…” and “I’m walking in memory of…” back signs at the event. Please remember to bring your own safety pins to attach these to your t-shirt.
Will you take card payments?
Yes – we will have a card machine to take payments on the day.
Your Walk, Your Way
Is there a registration fee?
There is no registration fee to host your own Walk of Hope
What support will Brain Tumour Research provide?
Our digital guide is full of information to help you plan your event and your local Community Fundraiser is on hand to help with any questions!
Before I register, can I talk to someone about organising a walk?
Yes, your local Community Fundraiser would be delighted to speak to you about any ideas you have for your own Walk of Hope.
Do I need a license or insurance?
If you are holding a solo walk or small group walk with family and friends in a public area such as a park or public footpaths, you’re unlikely to need to consider insurance or licenses. If you are holding a large-scale walk and inviting more people to join you, it is important to consider if these are necessary for your event.
Although there is no legal requirement to purchase insurance for a community event such as a large group walk, you might want to think about public liability insurance in case anything goes wrong.
If you are organising a large event, we recommend checking with your local council if you require any special permissions or licenses required. If you are planning a walk which passes through any private land, you must also ensure that you have the landowner's permission to do this.
Does organising an event cost any money?
It is important to remember that large walks can incur costs such as licenses, insurance, printing and refreshments. To help raise as much as possible for Brain Tumour Research, we advise that you keep your costs as low as you can. You can also ask local businesses to sponsor your walk or to provide refreshments free of charge!