Fundraiser stories

How some amazing people have supported our work.

A lady standing with her back to us, wearing a white T shirt which says 'Supporting people with dementia' and Alzheimers Support web site address. Another lady in the background is leaning over raffle prizes on a table
Hannah's story

Hannah wanted to support our Mill Street day club in memory of her Nan. Her bingo event raised more than £5,000.
A young man with dark hair, wearing a gold medal and holding a white Alzheimer's T shirt is standing a huge amphitheatre with tents and people walking and sitting. There are hundreds of stone steps and at the top are the five Olympic rings and flags
Nicolas' story

Keen runner Nicolas was inspired to support Beyond Dementia after hearing of our work through his employer, our corporate partner apetito.
Ken in a checked shirt and his daughter sitting in armchairs close together. He is holding a thank you certificate and she a Thank You Ken sign.
Ken's story

Ken, a member of Sidmouth Street club and Kennet Muddy Boots, asked for donations in lieu of gifts for his 80th birthday.
A man in a bobble hat, blue jacket and scarf with a lady in a black coat, scarf and bobble hat are standing in a rocky mountainous setting with sun shining on the peaks, one of them Everest behind them.
Kate's story

Kate and her husband Nigel trekked to Everest base camp after volunteering inspired to to do more.

More ways to get involved

A young man with dark hair, wearing a gold medal and holding a white Alzheimer's T shirt is standing a huge amphitheatre with tents and people walking and sitting. There are hundreds of stone steps and at the top are the five Olympic rings and flags
Fundraise for us

We're here to support you with ideas, resources and inspiration as you fundraise for Beyond Dementia. Thank you for thinking of us!
Group of lovely smiling ladies on a sunny day in front of a stone barn with blue bunting, standing behind a cake table with eight different cakes and blue table cloths.
Volunteer with us

We have lots of opportunities for volunteers in Wiltshire. Why not join our happy team?
One lady with brown hair and a vest top is smiling next to a man with a bald head and beard, next to a lady with glasses and grey hair, behind them a lady with blond hair leans in for the picture. They are seated in a restaurant and all smiling
In memory

Giving in memory is a positive way to commemorate a life while helping us achieve our vision of a Wiltshire where everyone with dementia lives their best life.