Jonny Keys

Fans vs Dementia

I'm taking on Fans vs Dementia

During a 90-minute match, 30 people in the UK will develop dementia.

I’m taking on Fans vs Dementia and raising funds so that families affected by dementia get the specialist help and advice they need. I would be grateful for your support.

£21 could pay for the telephone costs of fout families calling our free Helpline whenever they need support.

£33 could fund an hour with a dementia specialist Admiral Nurse, helping a family with practical solutions and emotional support.

Thank you!

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Thursday 17th Sep
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ONE YEAR FOR GRANDAD Dementia took him too soon. He beat cancer, then dementia came. He taught me & my brother everything — our rock. Passed peacefully [DATE] at 6pm. Walking Skegness Town FC → Louth Town FC on 22nd January 2027 in his honour. Every step for him. Forever loved, never forgotten ❤️ If you can spare anything, please donate here: https://fundraise.dementiauk.org/fundraisers/jonnykeys #WalkForGrandad #DementiaAwareness #SkegnessToLouth #inmemory

♬ Cinnamon Sunrise - Wanda Kelso

Walking route we will be taking

Thursday 17th Sep
Setting off from Skegness FC around 7am and we will be passing through the following places Skegness, Seathorne, Ingoldmells, Chapel st lennords, Anderby creek, Sandilands, Sutton on sea, Mablethorpe, Theddlethorpe all saints, Louth Town FC

In memory of Grandad 💙

Thursday 17th Sep

To mark one year since we said goodbye, and to keep his memory alive, I’m doing something he would have been proud of.


On 22nd January 2027 , I will be walking from Skegness Town F.C. all the way to Louth Town F.C. retracing miles, carrying his memory, and stepping forward in his honour.


This walk isn’t just about the distance. It’s about saying: we haven’t forgotten. It’s about raising awareness, remembering all those lost to dementia, and standing with all those families still walking this hard road.


Grandad taught us to keep going, no matter what. So that’s exactly what we’ll do one step at a time.


If you’d like to join me on the day, or donate to help fight this cruel disease, please get in touch. Every step, every penny, every thought  it’s all for people with dementia 


Rest easy, Grandad. We’ll carry you with us, always. ❤️



From Skegness Town F.C. to Louth Town F.C.