A swing for life: Our 2026 Golf Day raises £21,526
Updated: Sep 24
What a day! On 3rd September 2026, golfers joined us at Dunham Forest Country and Golf Club for the 2026 Natalie Kate Moss Trust Golf Day, and we couldn't have asked for a better group of people to spend it with.
From the first tee to the final putt, the course was full of energy, good humour and some very friendly competition. Thank you to every single player for bringing such a brilliant spirit to the day, and to Mark Chapman for presenting the awards.
Why we played
This year, our Golf Day had a clear goal: to raise £23,000.
That's enough to fund six months of the Pre Hospital Trial we're supporting with Manchester University Jefferson Research Centre, research that aims to help hospitals save more lives from brain haemorrhage.
This project has the potential to completely change the way brain haemorrhage is treated, saving thousands of lives every year. We're so proud to be part of it.
What you achieved
Thanks to your generosity, we raised an incredible £21,526.
Every pound will go towards making this treatment a reality, and we're genuinely grateful to everyone who played, donated and supported on the day.
Thank you to our sponsors
A special thanks to our amazing sponsors, who helped make the day possible:
Thank you also to Porsche Wilmslow for their support, and a big thanks to Corporate Golf Day and the team at Dunham Forest Country and Golf Club for arranging such a great day.
Help us close the gap
We're now just £1,474 away from our £23,000 target, and we'd love your help to get there.
Every donation counts. £33 funds one hour of brain haemorrhage research, so even a small gift moves this trial forward.
If you can't donate, sharing this post with colleagues, friends and family helps just as much. The more people who hear about this research, the closer we get.
Relive the day
Missed it, or want to see yourself in action? Watch our Golf Day 2026 video:
Thank you again for helping us fund life-changing research. Together, we are changing the landscape of brain haemorrhage treatment, and we can't wait to see you on the course next year!
