We’re challenging you to take on a football themed challenge between 14th June and 14th July in line with the Euros fixtures, with the goal of raising vital funds for The Brain Charity’s services.

Whether you’re playing on the pitch or the console, cheering from your sofa or the sidelines, every fundraiser will contribute to a brighter future for individuals living with neurological conditions.

How do I get involved?

Let’s kick off a summer of football fundraising!

Download our digital fundraising pack for ideas, as well as the official Neuro Euros sweepstake, bingo and quiz!

Once you’ve decided on your fundraiser, create your Just Giving page. Make sure to send it to your friends and family so they know about your amazing efforts!

Take lots of photos and videos to promote your hard work! Make sure to tag us @TheBrainCharity and use the hashtag #NEUROS2024 on socials so we can share your updates and cheer you on!

Let us know what you’re planning by emailing fundraising@thebraincharity.org.uk or fill out our fundraiser sign up form to get involved today.

“The head talks to the heart and the
heart talks to the feet.” – Pelé

A Note on Safety:

*The Brain Charity does not endorse heading the ball in any football activity, including keepy ups and amateur matches, due to the potential risks of brain injury or development of brain conditions later in life. In line with FA Guidance, under 11s should never perform heading, with under 18s and amateur adults suggested to avoid heading where possible and limit any heading to no more than 10 in one session.

Although more research is required, and is underway, into possible links between heading footballs and brain injuries/conditions, The Brain Charity strongly advocates that any footballing activities undertaken as part of The Neuro Euros should avoid heading at all times.