Support us Fundraising ideas Want to make a difference but not sure what to do? Here are some ideas to get you started…
Support us Support us on eBay eBay is an online marketplace that allows sellers to give a percentage of the listing proceeds to Alzheimer's Society.
Support us Donate shares to the Alzheimer’s Society Donating shares to charity is an easy and tax efficient way to give. Learn more about how your shares can support vital research and services.
Information Glowsticks at the ready: Join us in March Katharine Evans, Fundraising Business Manager, is looking forward to our GLOW walks in 2020. 28 November 2019 0
News Alzheimer’s Society reports two-fold increase in calls to its Dementia Helpline in the last decade Alzheimer’s Society has released data showing that more people affected by dementia than ever are desperately seeking help
Support us Do a headshave or change your hair for dementia Brave the shave, dye your locks, wear a wig to work or come up with your own hair-themed way to fundraise. And who knows – you might just love your new look.
Support us Give up something for dementia research TV, wine, caffeine… we all have our vices. Give up your favourite fix for a super simple way to feel good and do good!
Support us Organise an adrenaline fundraiser Raise hairs as you raise money. Push yourself to the limit and tick off something from your bucket list.
Support us Organise a quiz fundraiser Know your trivia? Show off your quiz skills and rope in friends for a feel-good fundraiser.
Support us Organise a food fundraiser For the love of food… from bake sales to pizza nights, get in on a slice of the action and help beat dementia.
Support us Organise a social fundraiser Host with the most? Gig, gala or get together – whatever size the party you want to throw, we need you.
News Chris Evans and team of 50 runners complete TCS Amsterdam Marathon for Alzheimer’s Society and Alzheimer’s Research UK’s Dementia Revolution and Dame Barbara Windsor Virgin Radio DJ Chris Evans ran the TCS Amsterdam Marathon on Sunday 20 October for Alzheimer’s Society and Alzheimer’s Research UK’s Dementia Revolution campaign.
