Thirty plus firms confirmed for the Insurance Day of Giving

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Insurance Cares: Insurance United Against Dementia hopes the event on 7 November will raise more than last year’s total of £70,000.

More than 30 firms have signed up to support the Insurance Day of Giving on 7 November.

The event is part of the Insurance United Against Dementia (IUAD) campaign by the Alzheimer’s Society and its industry partners.

Money raised on the day will support the UK Dementia Research Institute and 700 researchers working to develop treatments for people with dementia.

Last year’s Insurance Day of Giving raised £70,000 from the fundraising activities of 35 firms.

Andy Tedstone, chief executive

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