More than 1100 people who united against dementia for the charity’s flagship fundraising walk at Clumber Park on Sunday October 3.
Those taking, part completed either a short 2.5km walk or the longer 7km walk through the beautiful expanse of parkland, heath and woods.
The fundraisers stepped out to stop dementia in its tracks after a devastating period for those living with the disease.
People affected by dementia, worst hit by coronavirus, face a difficult road to recovery due to a lack of social contact, routine and interruptions to essential care and support. Alzheimer’s Society’s crucial work has never been needed more.
1. Mother and Daughter
Mother and daughter, Judith King and Sian Gregory, donned their boots in memory of beloved husband and father, Noel, who sadly passed away with Alzheimer’s aged only 43. Photo: James Mulkeen
2. Dream team
Mother and daughter, Judith King and Sian Gregory, donned their boots in memory of beloved husband and father, Noel, who sadly passed away with Alzheimer’s aged only 43. Photo: James Mulkeen
3. Best foot forward
Those taking part completed either a short 2.5km walk or the longer 7km walk through the beautiful expanse of parkland, heath and woods. Photo: James Mulkeen
4. Flagship fundraiser
More than 1100 people who united against dementia for the charity’s flagship fundraising walk at Clumber Park on Sunday 3rd October 2021. Photo: James Mulkeen