Fundraising | Alzheimer's Society

Being visible in your community can raise people’s awareness of dementia

Denise Devlin, in County Tyrone, tells us how community events, social media and fundraising have helped to increase understanding of dementia.

As people sign up for this year's Memory Walk, one walker reflects on her family's involvement

From the June/July 2016 issue of our magazine, as people start signing up for this autumn’s Alzheimer’s Society Memory Walk events, we speak to one walker whose whole family took part in Leeds last year.

Fundraising in your local area

Want to take part in one of our fundraising events? Or would you like to organise your own? Get support from your local Community Fundraiser here.

Inspired to bake: Making a difference on Cupcake Day

Charity duo unite against dementia in Everest adventure

Two Alzheimer’s Society colleagues will push themselves to the limit when they embark on one of the world’s greatest treks.

Face-to-face fundraising

One of the ways we raise vital funds for our work is through face-to-face fundraising. We have a presence at various locations for this activity, such as high-street shops, supermarkets, shopping centres, medical centres, hospitals and shows across the UK, as well as in residential areas from time-to time.

Fundraising support

Make the most of your fundraising activity with advice and support from our team of experts.

Climbing Antarctica’s highest mountain for Alzheimer’s Society (part two)

14 February 2018

Make a big difference

01 February 2018

Anything is possible

01 December 2017

Good elfish fun

01 December 2017

Out of the lab

01 December 2017

Ruth Langsford unites with 3,000 people at Surrey Memory Walk

Strictly Come Dancing star Ruth Langsford took a break from the dancefloor to join 3,000 people who united against dementia at an Alzheimer’s Society Memory Walk.