The challenge
Whether you long to take on the route of your dreams, you thrive on healthy competition between friends, or simply like to grab life by both handlebars, organise your own cycle and with every pedal, every mile and every hill, bring help and hope to everyone living with dementia.
Whether you do a solo challenge or come together with friends, every pound you raise will help to provide life-changing dementia support.
As a recognition for all your hard work we'll send you a medal when you raise £100, an Alzheimer's Society cycling jersey when you raise £300 and Alzheimer's Society shorts when you raise over £500!
How to organise your cycle
Fill in our online form and we'll send you a fundraising pack. Choose a location and plan your cycle. There’s no distance limit and no time limit so you can do it all at your own pace.
Organise your own cycle
How to fundraise for your cycle
Set up a JustGiving page to fundraise and all income is transferred directly to us. You will be able to share your progress on Facebook and X too.
We will also provide fundraising tips and support throughout your journey. We ask you to send any final donations over to us within a month of completing your challenge.

Frequently asked questions
Contact the team
Got a question? Get in touch and we'll respond as soon as we can.
There’s no minimum fundraising target, but when you raise £100, we'll send you a medal in the post to wear with pride. When you raise £300, we'll send you an Alzheimer's Society cycling jersey when you raise £300 and when you raise £500 we'll send you a pair of Alzheimer's Society shorts.
Our fundraising pack and fundraising hub contain all kinds of tips and advice for fundraising. There are a whole host of ideas, from cake sales to quizzes.
A sponsorship form will be in your event fundraising pack and you can download one too. We can send more copies in the post if you need them - get in touch.
Yes! Just ask each group member to sign up individually. You can also set up a JustGiving page as a group or individually.