Fundraiser for Brain Tumour Research

Introducing Plymouth's first ever Colour Dash
Fundraiser for Brain Tumour Research

  • Meet at the Student Union roof

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Student fundraising event for Brain Tumour Research

If you're looking for a fun run with a difference, the Campus Colour Dash is the race for you. 

RAG is taking over campus for one day only to put on the brightest race you'll ever take part in. Don your brightest white gym kit and navigate our obstacle-filled course as you are covered in powder paints and an explosion of colour.

All proceeds will be going to Brain Tumour Research

For more information and to register, please head to the UPSU Campus Colour Dash page 

If you have any questions please contact hello@plymouthrag.com

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Campaign collage Shape The Future

Shape The Future 

Shape The Future is a major fundraising initiative at the University of Plymouth and is about a collective aspiration to transform lives and make a real and lasting difference to our global society.

Brain Tumour Research is one of the major, life-changing projects showcasing the University's strengths and aspirations. 

Read more about our fundraising project

Case study: April Watkins

University of Plymouth graduate April Watkins, 23, is a support worker for adults with learning difficulties. In 2010, she was diagnosed with a brain tumour and, following surgery, has made a good recovery.

Read April's story
April Watkins

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