Alison Bowen, in East Sussex, shares how she and a team of scooterists rode hundreds of miles to help fight dementia.

Billy Geary, the world’s oldest rotary club president at 101, tells us how Belfast East Rotary Club raised £11,000 for Alzheimer’s Society.

Radyr and Morganstown volunteer fundraising group member Mark Richards tells us about their £100,000 milestone.

Since his wife’s dementia diagnosis, Bryan Talbot, 85, in Oxfordshire has raised thousands for the Society by hosting pub quizzes.

Michelle Spratt from Wokingham, Berkshire tells us why Memory Walks are now a firm family tradition. 

Ann MacCarthy in Derbyshire shares what it was like to play in a 24-hour guitar marathon in aid of Alzheimer’s Society. 

Jack Gibson, in Newquay, shares what motivated him to run hundreds of miles in aid of Alzheimer’s Society.

Craig Whymark, in Essex, shares why he organised a tennis fundraiser, taking part in it as Fanny Galore. 

Melissa Young, in Newcastle upon Tyne, has raised funds for Alzheimer’s Society at every Great North Run since 2020.

Craig is a Regional Discipline Manager at The FA. Following his dad Eric’s vascular dementia diagnosis, Craig set himself a challenge to complete 5km every day for a year to raise money for dementia support.