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Events 2017 Challenge Yourself, Challenge Dementia For all events visit www.alzscot.org tel: 0131 243 1453 email: [email protected] Keep up to date on all @alzscot our fundraising events /AlzheimerScotland across Scotland. “My ultimate dream would be to witness a sea of purple at every event I attend in the future, to be part of a colossal team, a purple army.” – Michelle McKee Events 2017 Challenge Yourself, Challenge Dementia Dementia Scotland Limited (Registered company no. SC296817) is a trading subsidiary of Alzheimer Scotland – Action on Dementia (Registered charity no. SC022315) to which it donates all of its profits. Dementia Scotland Limited - Registered office: 22 Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh, EH3 7RN. Sun 30 Big Fun Run, Edinburgh Dog Jog, Edinburgh August Sun 20 Dundee Kiltwalk Sun 27 Great Aberdeen Run September Fri 8 Pro-Am Golf Tournament, Cawder Golf Club Sat 9 Forget Me Not Ball, Glasgow March The Red Carpet Event, Aberdeen Sat 11 Mighty Deerstalker It’s a Knockout, Highland Sun 12 Inverness Half Marathon Sun 10 Great North Run Sat 25 Zipslide Across the Clyde Pedal For Scotland April Sun 17 Edinburgh Kiltwalk Sun 23 London Marathon Sun 24 Scottish Half Marathon Great Edinburgh Run Loch Ness Marathon and Festival of Sun 30 Glasgow Kiltwalk Running May Thurs 28 Golf Day, Dalmahoy Hotel & Country Club Sun 7 Ladies Lunch, Glasgow Various dates Memory Walk Series Wed 11 Ladies Lunch, Beauly October Sat 13 Color Me Rad, Glasgow Sun 1 Great Scottish Run Zipslide Across the Clyde Sun 15 Forth Rail Bridge Abseil Sun 14 Aberdeen Baker Hughes 10k November Sun 21 Stirling Marathon Sat 11 Festive Friends Purple Party, Clydebank 27/28 Edinburgh Marathon Festival Sat 18 Ladies Lunch, Dundee Sun 28 South Queensferry Rotary Club Forth Sat 25 Crystal Ball, Edinburgh Rail Bridge Abseil June Sun 4 Great Glasgow Women’s 10k Run Aberdeen Kiltwalk Sat 17 Tough Mudder Scotland 17/18 Edinburgh Night Ride July Sun 2 It’s a Knockout, Dumfries Multiple dates throughout 2017 for: 22/23 Edinburgh Spartan Race • Skydives • Inca Trail Sat 29 Big Fun Run, Glasgow • Kilimanjaro Trek • London to Paris Bike Ride Dog Jog, Glasgow • Great Wall of China Trek.
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