One of our Playlist Maker users shares how the playlist we created for her is helping and how it inspired her to draw this fantastic drawing celebrating the playlist and the charity.
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Share your story this World Alzheimer’s Day
With World Alzheimer’s Day on 21st September, let Music for my Mind help you share your story of life with dementia or memory loss.
Continue readingA new team member and Facebook Birthday Fundraisers
Meet our newest team meber, Katie Snell, who will be heading our marketing and communications efforts. She explains how everyone can get involved with Facebook Birthday Fundraisers!
Continue readingBBC Proms
We dive into the history of the BBC Proms. Let us know if you are off to the Proms this summer, or have any favourite memories of one of the concerts, as we would love to hear all about them!
Continue readingReal Life Stories: Johnny Rotten and his wife Nora
“I love her and she loves me. We’ve always been magnificent to – and with – each other” – Johnny Rotten about his wife Nora.
Continue readingBingo fundraising evening
Music for my Mind was delighted to be chosen by a group of students from the University of Hertfordshire Event Management programme, who organised a fundraising event to support our work.
Continue readingPower of Music Report
Exciting news has come this spring as the foundation Music for Dementia, together with UK Music, have just released their definitive report ‘The Power of Music’.
Continue readingLet’s talk about Music Videos
How influential is a music video in your memories of a song? And is there a music video that stands out in your mind?
Continue readingWill you join us for a challenge?
Calling all avid runners out there! We have two amazing fundraising opportunities taking place this Spring and we would love your support!
Continue readingCelebrating Social Prescribing Week
Social Prescribing is a wonderful way of bringing care and communities together. Here we talk more about it and how music can play an important role.
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