By fundraising for us, you will help to support the RAD Fellows and RAD Associates with their research into preventative treatments and cures for all forms of dementia.
Whether you prefer to sell cakes, host a quiz night, or sign up to a fitness challenge, our Fundraising Team will support you every step of the way.
“Having lost three members of my family to dementia, I am throwing my support behind Race Against Dementia at a time when the need to work faster and smarter has never been clearer, the race is on to find both a prevention and a cure for dementia.”
“I chose to raise money for Race Against Dementia, after seeing the detrimental effects it had on my grandmother, the disease is elusive and especially cruel, and Race Against Dementia seeks to combat the disease with its research, and do so quickly. I attempted a summit of Aconcagua, (6,962m) and pushed through my limitations on behalf of the charity, and am proud to have raised money for such a worthy cause.”
Louis Tu
“After hearing Sir Jackie promote Race Against Dementia in 2021, and as a big motor racing fan, I decided to use my 60th birthday as a reason to raise some money for RAD. I know dementia is something that could affect anyone, so wanted to help. My Challenge 60 Quadrathlon comprised of 25km row, spin, swim and walk, with the total of 100km equating to approx. 60 miles.”
For further information on Individual Fundraising or if you would like to talk to us, call 01296 620919, email info@raceagainstdementia.com, or simply click here.
Race Against Dementia Day is a day dedicated to raising funds to help beat dementia. Everyone can get involved and accelerate change by joining the race.
RAD supports early career researchers in many different aspects of dementia research. Supporter gifts are vital for this research.
Philanthropists play a crucial role in funding our work. People like you help support the research our RAD Fellows and RAD Associates can undertake.
Your donation will help fund ground breaking global research into new dementia treatments and preventions.
