Experience the thrill of a lifetime with a tandem skydive for Alzheimer's Support this September. Read more
We could not carry on providing our services without our amazing supporters. There are so many ways you can help. You can make a donation, organise your own fundraising event, get your company or employer to help out or join an organised event.
96p of every pound raised for Alzheimer's Support is spent directly on our award-winning practical services, so you know that your efforts will be of direct benefit to families affected by dementia.
Here are some suggestions of ways to help.
Former cycling champion Tony Wills, who lives with dementia, is cycling 100 miles to raise funds for Alzheimer's Support. Support Tony by taking part in your own cycling challenge and help him to raise even more funds along the way! Read more
Thanks to everyone who has set up a page to fundraise for us. You can see their individual pages here. Read more
Plan your own virtual or actual fundraising event to help people living with dementia through the difficult days of lockdown. Read more
Create your own page to share with friends and family and give your fundraising a boost Read more
Raise money for us every time you shop online. It is easy to set up and won't cost you a penny. Read more
Nothing bonds a team like getting involved in a worthy cause. We are honoured to work with inspiring business partners who support us in so many ways. Read more
You'd be surprised at how much fun you can have running a stall, baking or even flipping burgers (amongst many other activities) for events across Wiltshire. Why not join the team - you're sure to make friends! Read more
Choose us as your charity partner for 2020. It's a great way to focus your group's fundraising efforts. Read more
A keen cyclist since the late 50’s. I have been thinking about a cycling challenge for a while now but didn't know where to start, then when I heard that Tony was recently diagnosed with dementia and now taking on this challenge I thought I would like to get involved. Read more