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InsureTrek18: Total hits £97,000

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Charity fundraisers raise almost £100,000 for dementia research as they complete epic 60km trek across France, Switzerland and Italy!

The InsureTrek18 has raised a staggering £97,000 so far for dementia research and the Alzheimer’s Society.

Led by Simon Cooter, commercial lines & high net worth director, Covéa Insurance, the group of 25 UK insurance executives successfully completed a three-day trek of the Mont Blanc massif to raise funds for dementia research.

To date, the charity expedition has raised an impressive £97,000 for Insurance United Against Dementia (IUAD) and the Alzheimer’s Society.

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