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Support for Families Facing
a Brain Tumour Diagnosis
If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with a brain tumour, With Love, Emma is here to help.
We provide medical grants to people living in England and Wales for private treatments and alternative therapies, everyday grants to ease financial stress, and special memory-making experiences for families.
March is Brain Tumour Awareness Month
Join us in lighting a candle and taking a moment to remember those we’ve lost, and support those still fighting.
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How We Help
A brain tumour diagnosis can turn life upside down, bringing emotional and financial challenges. With Love, Emma is here to offer practical support when you need it most. We provide financial grants to help with everyday expenses, medical grants for private treatments and specialist care, and special treats to help families create lasting memories together.
Whatever you’re facing, we’re here to ease the burden and help you make the most of your time with your loved ones.
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Making Memories
When time is precious, every moment counts. We help families create lasting memories through special treats, including weekend breaks, day trips, thoughtful gifts, and acts of remembrance.
Whether it’s a family holiday or a small but meaningful gesture, we want to help you cherish every second with your loved ones.
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Medical Grant
Our Medical Grant of up to £2,000 provide funding for people diagnosed with a brain tumour who need access to private treatments, specialist doctors, or NHS-recognised alternative therapies.
If you or a loved one needs medical care that isn’t readily available through the NHS, we’re here to help ease the financial burden and give you more options for treatment and care.
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Everyday Grant
A brain tumour diagnosis comes with unexpected costs. Our Everyday Grant provides £350 in financial assistance to help with daily expenses, including travel costs for medical appointments, household bills, and other essentials.
We want to relieve some of the financial pressure, so you can focus on what truly matters—spending time with your loved ones.
Emma's Story
In August 2021, our beautiful warrior Emma was diagnosed with life-limiting Glioblastoma, an aggressive brain tumour with a life expectancy of 12-18 months. The news was a shock, but Emma immediately began the fight of her life, enduring gruelling treatments. Sadly, she lost her battle on 29th July 2022, leaving behind her children, husband, and loving family.
Emma’s legacy has been her unwavering love and support for her family, and her passion for helping others. She ran two London Marathons and numerous half marathons to raise awareness and funds for the causes she cared deeply about.
Before her passing, Emma expressed her wish for her family to continue her legacy by creating a charity to support families like ours. Our goal is to raise funds to help families affected by brain tumours, whether through financial support, private treatment, or creating lasting memories with special treats for families. We want to make their journey easier, bringing joy and love that still emanates from our warrior. In her honour, we’ve created ‘With Love Emma’.
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Support Us
Emma loved running marathons, and now, you can run in her memory to help families facing a brain tumour diagnosis.
Whether you take on a marathon, set up a fundraiser, or leave a gift in memory of a loved one, your support ensures that families receive the financial help they need for treatment, everyday costs, and special moments together.
