Alzheimer’s Society is inviting fundraisers from across Sussex to get their whisks at the ready to bake a difference for people affected by dementia.
The drive to raise funds for the charity will take place between April 25th and May 1st, and they're asking Sussex residents to set up a bake stall at home at work or at school or have a bake-off with loved ones, saying you'll be "raising vital dough to help beat dementia".
"People affected by the condition have been worst hit by coronavirus and Alzheimer’s Society’s services, including the Dementia Connect support line, have been used more than six million times since the start of the pandemic.
"Two years on, Alzheimer’s Society continues to be flooded with calls from people with the condition and their loved ones seeking vital support. By becoming a legend in the baking, you can help Alzheimer’s Society continue to fund vital research, campaign for change and provide support."
Ready, bready...go! Follow these simple steps to get started:
1. Sign up for your free fundraising kit. This is full of everything you need to host your Bake for dementia event.
2. Pick a date to host your event. Go with the dough and choose which ever day you like during 25th April - 1st May!
3. Whip up a storm in the kitchen and raise some dough to support people affected by dementia.
"There’s nothing like cake to bring people together."
Whip out your whisks and sign-up to Bake for Dementia now at: alzheimers.org.uk/bakefordementia
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