Community Invited to Participate in Fundraising Event
ADELAIDE — The 2026 Adelaide Memory Walk & Jog is set to take place this Sunday, March 15, at Wigley Reserve, Glenelg. The event encourages community participation to promote brain health and raise funds for dementia support.
According to Dementia Australia, over 960 participants have already registered, but more are welcome as registrations remain open online and onsite. The event will start at 7:30am and will be hosted by MC Mark Gibson.
Participants are invited to walk, jog, or run, with proceeds aiding those living with dementia, their families, and carers. Dementia Australia encourages individuals who cannot attend to organize their own MyWay events, allowing for flexible participation dates and locations.
Event Details and Participation Options
Dementia Australia, the event organizer, emphasises the importance of community involvement in supporting the estimated 446,500 Australians affected by dementia. Teresa Cong, Senior Media & Communications Advisor, expressed the ongoing need for awareness and fundraising efforts to assist those impacted.
For those interested in joining or creating their own event, further information is available at memorywalk.com.au. The national charity continues to advocate for positive change and support vital dementia research.
This year’s event is expected to bring together families, friends, and community groups, all united by a common cause. Participants can choose between various circuit lengths ranging from 2km to 10km, catering to all fitness levels. The atmosphere promises to be lively, with music, food stalls, and activities for children, making it a family-friendly day out.
Local businesses have also shown their support, with many sponsoring teams and donating resources to ensure the event’s success. The Memory Walk & Jog is not only a fundraiser but also a celebration of community spirit and resilience. By participating, individuals contribute to a broader movement aimed at improving the lives of those affected by dementia across Australia.
Source: newshub.medianet.com.au
Last updated: 1 April 2026, 10:32 am
