Alzheimer's Research UK
Schroders Personal Wealth supporting Alzheimer's Research UK
Schroders Personal Wealth are fundraising for their chosen charity partner, Alzheimer's Research UK, to help find a cure for the diseases which cause dementia!
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Welcome to Schroders Personal Wealth's fundraising page for Alzheimer's Research UK
Thank you for your support in helping accelerate progress towards a cure!
We're excited to see all the great activities you choose to get involved in to raise much-needed funds for dementia research.
You can use this page to:
- Create an online fundraising page as an individual or team.
- Keep track of the money you've raised.
- Share your page with family/friends/colleagues and upload pictures of your events.
- Look at what other Schroders Personal Wealth colleagues are doing to fundraise.
- See the total amount of money Schroders Personal Wealth has raised for Alzheimer's Research UK .
Our partnership
Alzheimer's Research UK is delighted that Schroders Personal Wealth has chosen us as their charity partner. We have lots of exciting plans for the partnership, but you can also get involved in personal challenges or fundraising throughout the year, and we have lots of great fundraising ideas to get you started.
A message from Alzheimer's Research UK
Everybody at Alzheimer's Research UK is excited about working with Schroders Personal Wealth. A huge thank you for supporting our pioneering research through your fundraising in 2023. If nothing changes, one in two of us will be directly affected by dementia – either by developing the condition ourselves, caring for someone with it, or both. But together, we can change this. With your support, we will keep going until every person is free from the heartbreak of dementia. We exist for a cure.
Help Alzheimer's Research UK change the ending
Not all fairytales end the way we expect.
Every 3 minutes dementia steals a happily ever after. Research is our only chance of making it a thing of the past.
Alzheimer's Research UK exists to find a cure. But we must act now to save our stories from the heartbreak of dementia sooner.