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Party for Parkinson's

Party for Parkinson's

Hosting a Party for Parkinson's is a great way to have fun and raise funds to support people with Parkinson's.

Graham Norton

Graham Norton wants to inspire everyone to Party for Parkinson's - read our news story.

Image right: Graham Norton by Ian West/PA

Get the party started!

Request your free Party for Parkinson's pack - full of party planning ideas, including:

Join in for the Jubilee

Queen's Diamond Jubilee logoThe Queen's Diamond Jubilee will soon be upon us and it's the perfect time to Party for Parkinson's in royal style!

We've added some extras to our party pack so you can host your very own street party, garden party or other themed event:

Request your special edition pack for our top tips on hosting a right royal knees-up.

More party and Jubilee-themed items are also available through our online shop, including templates for making your own bunting and cake decorations!

Party for Parkinson's Diamond Jubilee bunting

Host a street party for Parkinson's

Street parties are a great tradition and a fantastic way to get involved with your community. Holding a small, private street party is easier than you think.

It’s great fun and you feel a real sense of achievement!

Sophie Hearn

We're delighted to be working in partnership with Streets Alive to help you plan your event - visit their fantastic website for more advice at streetparty.org.uk

Special offer for party hosts

Susie Watson Designs make beautiful, quality handmade products for the home. They have generously offered 15% off to all our party hosts! Request a party pack to receive your discount code.

Be inspired

Our 'hosts with the most' have shared their experiences of organising a Party for Parkinson's, to show how easy and fun it is to take part.

Pauline and Lorraine's partyPauline and Lorraine's party
Pauline Speirs held a fun filled Party for Parkinson's with the help of her friend Lorraine Evans, family and friends.

 

 

Maura's 50th birthday partyMaura's 50th birthday party
Maura Thompson decided to hold a Party for Parkinson's for her 50th birthday.

 

 

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