'Unite with us today and help beat dementia tomorrow'. Gordon Banks OBE and Sir Geoff Hurst | 1966 World Cup Winners
How will my monthly donation help?
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£20per month, could pay for one session of Singing for the Brain® for up to 30 people affected by dementia. Each session is led by an expert and aims to enhance communication and confidence in people living with dementia.
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£12per month, could pay for five people with dementia to attend a peer support session this year, giving them the chance to build a support network and reduce feelings of loneliness.
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£5per month, could fund the equipment and resources needed for one day of a dementia researcher’s vital investigations, helping to improve diagnosis, care and treatment for people affected by the condition.
How will my one off donation help?
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£50could fund a post-doctoral researcher for one hour, to carry out crucial research into the cause, care, cure and prevention of dementia.
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£30could fund one of our Side by Side services for one hour, pairing people with dementia with volunteers so that they have the support they need to keep doing the hobbies and activities that are important to them.
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£20could provide practical and emotional support to a person who has just received a diagnosis of dementia, by paying for a Dementia Support Worker to spend an hour with them at their home.
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Expenditure
89 pence in every £1 of total expenditure was spent on direct costs towards improving the lives of people with dementia.
The remaining 11 pence in every £1 was spent to support our frontline activity including IT and premises.
How we raise and spend our money
Why I support Alzheimer's Society
When dementia took my mum and dad I made a pledge to help create a dementia-free future for my grandchildren. That’s why I’m asking you to make a gift. No matter what size, it has the potential to assist in finding a cure for dementia. What a truly wonderful thought that is.- Sir Tony Robinson