Join us during the 20th and 21st June and host your tea party, your way. 

Can’t do that weekend? No problem, hold it anytime before the end of June.

What is Forget Me Not Tea Party?

Forget Me Not Tea Parties are an amazing and easy way to raise money for Alzheimer’s Society.

You can host your Forget Me Not Tea Party however and wherever you like! From a small gathering at home, to a bustling bake sale in your workplace or local community. You could even try a tea party with a twist and have a tea tasting experience. 

Most importantly, get together to enjoy delicious baked or bought treats and be sure to ask for donations in return to raise money for people living with dementia. No tea party is too small - every cuppa and cake will make a difference. 

How can I take part in a Forget Me Not Party?

It’s super easy to take part. All you'll need to do is sign up using the link below to let us know you’re going to host a Forget Me Not Tea Party, and we’ll be in touch with your free fundraising pack and next steps. 

The simplest way to fundraise with a tea party is to get friends, family or colleagues together to share your favourite goodies over a cup of tea. Don’t worry if you’re stuck for ideas, as our fundraising pack has loads of tailored tips and ideas for how you can set your party up. 

Sign up today

Get your tea party decorations

Download your free Forget Me Not Tea Party decorations here to take your party to the next level

How your money helps

The difference your Forget Me Not Tea Party can make.

£150

Funds the running costs of one Singing for the Brain session

£200

Helps us provide four carers with a place on our Carer Information and Support Programme

£500

Will help two people living with dementia meet directly with an MP

Frequently asked questions

You will be contacted by email, SMS and phone call where we have permission as part of our support for your Forget Me Not Tea Party.

Paying in your donations is easy. Choose what works for you:

You must be over 16 years old. If you’re under 16, we recommend organising your tea party with a responsible adult such as a parent, guardian or teacher, who can sign up and pay in donations for you.