KEIGHLEY Festival raised money to support people with dementia and their families during its 1940s Day.
Organisers of the event on Church Green held a collection, which brought in £90 from members of the public.
The proceeds will help provide services and activities for people living with dementia in Keighley, including a seated exercise class and a singing group.
There is also a memory group, which provides a chance to carers and family members to meet while their loved ones take part in activities.
Dementia Friendly spokesman Maggie Marsden said the project’s heartfelt thanks went to all concerned with the 1940s Day.
She said: “It’s brilliant that this team came together, put on a fantastic event and managed to raise a significant sum despite the dreadful weather conditions.
“The money is enough to pay for the room for the Seated Exercise Class for three weeks or a room for the Singing Teapot for three months."
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