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Tyler Bolton

Tyler Bolton

My Story

I am running the 2024 London Marathon for Dementia Concern in memory of my grandad John, who we sadly lost in 2022, and my grandad Rick, who is currently living with dementia.

Dementia effects more than 50 million people worldwide and there is currently no cure. 

For my family, it was heartbreaking to watch the deterioration of my grandad John, who transitioned from a full of life, proud and prim man, to slowly losing more and more of his memory, and needing fulll time care.  After watching my mum and auntie become full time carers for my grandad throughout his battle, it has opened my eyes to the devastating effects that dementia has on not just the sufferer, but their families and friends as well. 

My grandad, Rick, who is currently living with dementia, receives an abundance of support from Dementia charities and attends dementia club activities 3+ times a week. I see myself how much these activities improve my grandads quality of life and are a massive help for him and all of my family. I want to be able to give back to Dementia Concern, for all of the work they do and hopefully enable them to continue to help others and their families who are suffering.  

I am extremely proud to be running for Dementia Concern to be able to support them in aiding research and treatment into dementia, to hopefully make a difference to individuals and families who are affected in the future. 

Myself and my family would be extremely appreciative of all donations, no matter how big or small, to support me on my run for my two grandads and others suffering from dementia. 

Thank you! 

Dementia Concern

Raising for:

Dementia Concern
74%

Funded

  • Target
    £3,000
  • Raised so far
    £2,235
  • Number of donors
    60

My Story

I am running the 2024 London Marathon for Dementia Concern in memory of my grandad John, who we sadly lost in 2022, and my grandad Rick, who is currently living with dementia.

Dementia effects more than 50 million people worldwide and there is currently no cure. 

For my family, it was heartbreaking to watch the deterioration of my grandad John, who transitioned from a full of life, proud and prim man, to slowly losing more and more of his memory, and needing fulll time care.  After watching my mum and auntie become full time carers for my grandad throughout his battle, it has opened my eyes to the devastating effects that dementia has on not just the sufferer, but their families and friends as well. 

My grandad, Rick, who is currently living with dementia, receives an abundance of support from Dementia charities and attends dementia club activities 3+ times a week. I see myself how much these activities improve my grandads quality of life and are a massive help for him and all of my family. I want to be able to give back to Dementia Concern, for all of the work they do and hopefully enable them to continue to help others and their families who are suffering.  

I am extremely proud to be running for Dementia Concern to be able to support them in aiding research and treatment into dementia, to hopefully make a difference to individuals and families who are affected in the future. 

Myself and my family would be extremely appreciative of all donations, no matter how big or small, to support me on my run for my two grandads and others suffering from dementia. 

Thank you!