We’re a small charity, but we think BIG.
We love cultivating partnerships for good. If you have a bold idea or simply want to support our work in a way that aligns with your organisation’s values, let’s have a chat.
Whether it’s a national initiative, a one-off event, or a longer-term project, we’re open to exploring new collaborations.
What Could a Bespoke Partnership Look Like?
Some of our most successful projects have started with a conversation.
We could work together on:
- A new community event, campaign, or Green Letter Day
- Sponsoring the creation of a dementia sensory garden in a local community
- Sponsoring a bespoke or specialist supported holiday, i.e., bird watching
- A content or brand collaboration with shared messaging to leverage both of our audiences
- Funding for new pilot programmes that help us reach more families
- Staff volunteering on a project you’ve helped fund
- Gifts in kind
Why Partner With Us?
- We’re collaborative—we listen, adapt, and build together.
- We’re credible—over 15 years of experience, with real impact stories to show.
- We’re resourceful—being a charity, we do a lot with a little and make every penny count.
Case Study: Freddie’s Flowers
Not every partnership needs to be financial to make a real impact.
Our relationship with Freddie’s Flowers shows how thoughtful, in-kind support can go a long way, too.
Freddie first connected with Dementia Adventure in 2022, motivated by personal experience.
Through the Pennies Giving platform on the Freddie’s Flowers website, customers were invited to round up their orders with a small donation. These micro-donations quickly add up, and each year they make a valuable contribution to our Support Fund, helping families access supported holidays they might not otherwise be able to afford.
In addition to fundraising, Freddie’s Flowers also supports us with generous in-kind donations. They’ve provided fresh flowers and vases for our holidays and Green Letter Day events, including 35 flower boxes for guests who attended the launch of our Big Green Picnic.
One very thoughtful contribution was the organisation and implementation of a live, online flower-arranging session led by Freddie himself. Over 100 flower boxes and vases were delivered to participants across the country, which was particularly valuable for those living with dementia who are less able to attend our in-person events.
Case Study: D-Tour
Harriet Thomas set off from Land’s End with one goal in mind: to walk all the way to John O’Groats in honour of her mum, who lived with dementia for nine years. But this wasn’t just a fundraising challenge. It became something bigger. A journey of remembrance, possibility, and connection that travelled far beyond the trail.
What emerged was The D Tour, a podcast and campaign that brought people together across the country, one step and one story at a time.
Let’s Start the Conversation
If you’d like to explore a bespoke partnership, we’d love to hear from you. Even if it’s just a seed of an idea, it could grow into something incredible.
Email us at marketing@dementiaadventure.org or call us on 01245 237548