FT Adviser has been fundraising for Alzheimer’s Society as part of the Insurance United Against Dementia campaign.
We have already beaten our £250 target on JustGiving, thanks to our wonderful readers, with our JustGiving page now at £450.
Today (November 27), the team held a bake sale in the Financial Times canteen.
Early estimates are that this raised an additional £200, although the team at Alzheimer’s Research will confirm the final figures once all the card and cash donations are totted up.
This makes more than £650 raised so far from FT Adviser for the IUAD campaign.
But the fundraising continues: next Thursday, December 4, editor Simoney Kyriakou will be selling her homemade Christmas cards at the FT.
On November 27 this year, the award-winning Insurance United Against Dementia campaign has once again been raising awareness and funds for another voyage of discovery — pioneering research into treatments for dementia — the UK’s biggest killer.
Each year, the UK insurance industry galvanises support across the realms of advice, brokerage, insurance and reassurance to help raise funds for Alzheimer’s Society’s vital research into the causes of, and cures for, dementia.
FT Adviser has championed the IUAD cause for several years now, to help raise awareness and vital funds to help the millions of people diagnosed with cognitive decline and their families.
It’s all go to help end the life sentence that is dementia.