Thank You For Your Support

Why your support matters

The work to improve the lives of people affected by dementia would simply not be possible without you. Thank you for your continued support. Watch the video below to see why your support matters.

Alzheimer's Society 40th Anniversary

Sparking the change for a future without dementia

Since 1979, the Alzheimer's Society has reached hundreds and thousands of people with their services, changed the conversation on dementia, invested millions in research and campaigned hard for people affected by the disease to have the support they deserve.

Watch the animation below which celebrates the achievements

Our chosen charity for 2019 & 2020 is Alzheimer's Society

United against dementia

Choosing just one charity is always a difficult decision as there are so many charities providing much needed help to many deserving causes. We decided to give every Denmans colleague the opportunity to vote for a charity and we are very pleased to be working with the Alzheimer's Society over the next two years.

The reality

Alzheimer's Society is the UK's leading dementia charity. They provide information and support, improve care and fund research for people affected by dementia. They also campaign to change the way the nation understands and helps people living with dementia.

Join our campaign to aim to raise over £20,000 over the next two years

We want to see a world without dementia, and to ensure those living with it today have the care they need and are supported and accepted by society, able to live in their community without fear and prejudice.

Every pound raised, every minute of your time and every donation to the Alzheimer's Society will make a difference to people's lives. Look out for more ways how to donate at your local Denmans branch.

It's Alzheimer’s Society 40th anniversary this year.  There are many projects Denmans fundraising will help support from the National helpline, Research and Carer support projects, plus many more…

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For information on dementia or support, please visit www.alzheimers.org.uk