Walk to a home, away or rival team's football ground this season. Raise vital funds to support families affected by dementia.
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During a 90-minute match, 30 people in the UK will develop dementia. We're calling on football fans to sign up for Fans vs Dementia and organise a sponsored walk to a ground of your choice.
How to take part?
1. Pick a date, choose a route and get your mates together to unite against dementia.
2. Claim a FREE top when you sign up.⚽
3. Raise £380 and we'll send you iron-on letters to personalise your top. This could fund 15 hours of free Helpline support from a dementia specialist Admiral Nurse. 🥅
Register
Click below to register, claim a free top and fundraising page
Fundraise
Raise money to support families affected by dementia
Walk
Walk to a home, away or rival's ground
Leaderboards
Testimonials
"My father was a lifelong Manchester United fan, and his ashes are scattered on the pitch at Old Trafford. We decided to walk from our home ground in Nantwich to Old Trafford. I took part with my nine-year-old son, Ferguson. Seeing Ferguson walk down the tunnel towards the pitch where his grandad's ashes are scattered was the perfect finish line. It's a memory that will last a lifetime for both of us."
Nick
"Do it! It’s tough but it’ll be one of the best things you’ll ever do. The support from the football community, from clubs to fans, friends and family was phenomenal."
Manny
"I would recommend Fans vs Dementia to any football fans. Admiral Nurses are so valuable to families living with dementia. I wouldn’t hesitate to take part again and I know my friends will too."
Mark
