Dementia UK

Well, one, the samosa's always bloody lovely, and two, it's a great cause.

He's, he's raising money for dementia and Wolves Founda- Dementia UK and Wolves Foundation.

So yeah, so, uh, please do make sure when you're there you get your samosas in.

And fingers crossed Amber gets to recreate her goal celebration when she last had a samosa against an, an Albion team-

yeah when we've talked before we talked about you coming on the podcast I've mentioned Lorenzo's house for support for the girls and there are they're seeing dementia differently as well so there's some online communities but you're not being told about that and I only know I only know it through doing the podcast yeah and I only know it because of you you Yeah, exactly.

It's like you should be given that information as a young family that like, you know, Dementia UK support young onset families as well and people with young children.

But it's having that information to hand that should have been one of the first things that was given you knowing your family background, shouldn't it?

I mean, the Alzheimer's Society, I've ended up, you know, I have like a direct contact with somebody from there.

The next one is Joe Harrison.

Joe Harrison is doing a lot of walking in September to raise money for Dementia UK and we've donated a bunch of money to Joe as well.

There will be a link to that in the description of this video if you also want to donate.

The third one is Jenny Sickert who is the wife of one of my Patreon supporters over on the other side of the pond.

We're able to seek and access funding to help us keep those costs down.

But secondly, it really helps us work in partnership with other organisations because that sort of value of collaboration and the value of working together in partnership with people means that actually that's why organisations like Alzheimer's Society, Dementia Carers Count, Dementia UK, it opens doors to those conversations because it's clearly a common purpose and it's not one around seeking profit.

Absolutely, absolutely.

And for me, that's... someone's safety and well-being is priceless anyway you can't put a cost on that but under £40 a year, that would be a non-negotiable for me.

We've done a couple of events before.

So, yeah, two opportunities and this is going to be split between uh dementia uk and wolves foundation uh this both samosa saturdays are and that's to do with the the sleep out coming up it's something that you've supported and many many many fans have supported and and we've tried to do um some help for that so yeah we're gonna um we're gonna be there uh so i know fans will always turn out and and do their best and give back.

And that's why we carry on because the demand, you know, people actually say, well, when's your next Moses Saturday? I'm like, give me a rest, please.

And so that's why we carry on and the family love it.

So.

you know it's fantastic mate honestly and i've just looked i've put the link in the description and i've just looked three as it stands at the moment yeah five thousand target um seven seven thousand two hundred twenty five percent three hundred and sixty one thousand two hundred and sixty four pounds mate

It is unreal, isn't it? I mean, that's actually our second link for Dementia UK.

At the moment, we've just gone past 442,000, I think.

It was in February 2025 when she was at Aston Villa and We went for a walk.

She was doing 1K a day in May, I think, to raise money for Dementia UK.

And one of the things that she said to me was, and I'll read the quote, I might not get an assist and maybe I don't score many goals, but I think I do help the team get forward, get those turnovers and win the ball higher up on the pitch.

I'm just a team player.

John says, Hey all, I second what Joey said.

It's been so much fun and made even better that we raised so much money as a team for Dementia UK.

Yeah, you're all awesome.

With little praise hands.

Yeah, John has put it twice, actually, so he clearly really wants me to say it.

Julia Garner.

Without wanting to bring the mood down on the night, it might be interesting to see some short videos and some stories from Dementia UK of how to get the donations spent, etc.

We do contact Dementia UK and we do get their cooperation with this and they do send things like that.