Vistry breaks record for most money raised by a group of employees in one year for Alzheimer's Society



Vistry Group has broken the record for the most money raised by a group of employees in one year for Alzheimer’s Society, raising over £542,400 in 2023.


Colleagues at the housebuilder voted Alzheimer’s Society as its charity of the year and raised a huge £542,485.01.

Throughout the business, staff were also trained as Dementia Friends and attended seminars to learn more about the charity’s work, impact of the disease and to raise awareness.

With marathons, treks and cycling challenges, golf days, football tournaments and gala dinners, Vistry colleagues pushed themselves to raise awareness, and vital funds, for this hugely important cause.

Earl Sibley, COO at Vistry Group, said: “We are thrilled to have raised £542,485.01 for Alzheimer’s Society and I’m delighted to hand over this cheque.

"Alzheimer’s Society really resonated with colleagues throughout the business and it’s the most we’ve ever raised for our company charity.

“Personally, it’s a charity close to my heart as both my mother and grandfather suffered with the disease, and I sadly lost my mother at the end of 2022.

"I am extremely proud of the dedication shown by colleagues to raise such a phenomenal amount.

“Individually, in teams and together as Vistry, we’ve had fun without losing focus on the end goal — a fantastic achievement that should make a real difference.”

Kate Lee, CEO at Alzheimer’s Society, said: "The urgency to meet the challenge posed by dementia is greater than ever.

“Through Vistry’s support, we’re able to work towards a world where no one living with dementia has to face this condition alone.

“Vistry has shown real dedication and commitment to the cause and have demonstrated the power of what partnerships can achieve.

“Thank you from all of us at Alzheimer’s Society, you’re amazing!”



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