Find Alzheimers Disease Nonprofits and Charities

  dmndesign1 wrote:

These are the most caring and unselfish group of people I have ever met. Twice a week to help facilitate 5 autistic children, learn to ride. The center director and instructor are amaizing. This experience not only brings joy and a feeling of calm to... more »

  Kanarrakid wrote:

The Alzheimer's & Dementia Society has been a wonderful help to our community since another large nonprofit serving seniors with dementia closed here in Southern Utah. They provide programs that have helped our family in our caregiving efforts. We... more »

  CaroleMyers wrote:

I am an 80 year old widow with no family living in San Antonio. Meals on Wheels began delivering lunches to me last week and I am delighted with the delicious and nutritious variety that have been brought to my door! The ladies are all very friendly... more »

  Brittany_S wrote:

Are Seniors Sexy?Sounds like a shocking question but let me explain. I work for a non-profit that has been struggling for years. We are located in Pleasant Hill, California and are a part of the very diverse Bay Area. Here at Rehabilitation Services... more »

  elderjulie wrote:

I am a member of the Board of Directors at Winspan. This is now my second year on the board. Perhaps my most memorable experience to date has been a visit that I made to a group home in Roseville. What I observed during that visit, was not only a house... more »

  moma wrote:

Alzheimers is to me one of the scariest diseases we currently fight, because it takes away who a person is. My family has a history of Alzheimers. The Alzheimers Research and Prevention Foundation has given me info on prevention and on dealing with... more »

  Freeman wrote:

Some social workers came to the house and just sat on the couch. "Helpful information" that we were given was inaccurate. Apparently no one ever checked the resources. They obviously had no personal experience dealing with elder issues in their... more »

  Tom and Karen wrote:

The Fisher Center for Alzheimer's Research is unique in that it offers information from both cutting edge scientific research and accessible, common sense caregivers. In their splendid magazine, Preserving Your Memory, the Fisher Center for Alzheimer's... more »

  S. Janet wrote:

My mother has Alzheimer's disease. I was at wits end until AFDC was recommended to me by a nurse at Fairfax Hospital. This place far exceeds any of the day centers in the region. Its population is people suffering from Alzheimer's. The staff is highly... more »

  mimi46 wrote:

Imagine: age 23 marry the love of your life, Harry age 26 welcome your 1st child , then age 28 your 2nd childYou have a good life, nice home, good income. your kids grow up, get married and move away.You and Harry decide to down size... more »

  joyce schneider wrote:

The Long Island Alzheimer's Foundations programs are specifically created to make the participants experience enjoyable, while at the same time reinforces their physical and mental skills through excersie, dance, word games, art projects, computer games,... more »

  valleyofthesun wrote:

My husband, who was diagnosed as being in the mid stages of Alzheimer's, attended The Perfect Place for a year for several half days or whole days each week. This place was truly a Godsend to me as I didn't have in-home help, and this was my only opportunity... more »

  laurenc wrote:

WONDERFUL local organization for Baton Rouge and South Louisiana! more »

  Meemshigg wrote:

As soon as I learned about AARO I was interested in donating funds and following it's growth and impact on educating the public about how to help prevent Alzheimer disease. The concept of starting the prevention early by changing one's diet... more »

  Douglas Miller wrote:

I have regularly contributed to this organization for the past several years through the mail. Recently, I have been receiving calls from them, as evidenced on my caller ID. When I would pick up the telephone, no one would be there. Finally on 03/29/11... more »

  Catherine E.3 wrote:

Dr. English is the best. I am a migraine patient and donor. more »

  Jclary wrote:

We had the BEST time with Jade at the Landing at Watermere Frisco! Everyone was super gentle and kind to all of our residents. Already booked a barn tour! more »

  dangerRev wrote:

Countless families with a loved one with Alzheimer’s have over the past 26 years and are today finding relief because they know their loved one is cared for, safe and enjoying the day because of the day center they are in has surrounded them in love.... more »

  abetpds wrote:

Day one fitness as has been a miracle for me and my husband. With Alzheimer’s my husband refused to move and thanks to this facility his mobility has improved greatly. I am no longer afraid of him falling since his stability is much improved more »

  alanabaron wrote:

MCHS is a wonderful organization 100% committed to help all of those in need of their services. Their team is selfless, smart, motivated, and totally determined to make a huge change in the world of better Alzheimers care. more »

  Maung_CDChoices wrote:

Working for Consumer Directed Choices has truly given my life a deeper sense of purpose. My favorite part of the job is building meaningful connections with Consumers and guiding them through the process of understanding and enrolling in our home care... more »

  anitasmail wrote:

AFSC is a vital resource for the Orange County community. My mother volunteers there and absolutely loves it. I have seen the good work they do on a daily basis and can vouch for how much compassion and love the staff provide to the participants and their... more »

  HeartfeltCommunityGlo wrote:

I founded Heartfelt Community after thinking about how to serve those in later stages of life who lack family advocates or those who lack financial resources to pay for such a service. We exist to bring compassion, comfort, pain relief and human connection... more »

  AlzheimerCaring wrote:

I wanted to volunteer and they basically slammed the door in my face. I was trying to help, since my grandmother has Alzheimer's, and they were very rude and inappropriate, showed a total lack of empathy. I would not associate myself with this organization.... more »

  Lisa Williams wrote:

Second Wind Dreams has helped us change the culture of our Eldercare Community. I cannot express enough thanks to this organization for their support, training and assistance in making the dreams of our elders come true! Staff morale has improved, family... more »

  CraigAF wrote:

I watch magic happen at OPICA every day. A wonderful place for people experiencing memory loss and their loved ones. more »

  geniigenii wrote:

I have been working with ARTZ Philadelphia as a volunteer since 2015. I am impressed with their work and how much they are helping the people with memory loss, whether you call it dementia or alzheimer's. ARTZ Philadelphia is changing lives, and they... more »

  Jo__22 wrote:

I'm disappointed in the Celiac Disease Foundation. As a diagnosed Celiac myself, and as a non-profit executive for many years, I am well versed in both this disease and the proper conduct of non-profits, particularly in the area of conflict of interest.... more »

  atanag46 wrote:

This is a fantastic organization, and I'm honored to serve on its board and support Dementia Together's mission! more »

  gmazur wrote:

Goddard House Assisted Living is proud to be a community partner and a beneficiary of the wonderful programs that ARTZ provides our memory support residents who attend their community programs throughout the year - from museum tours to Meet Me at athe... more »

  pekola wrote:

Carmela Noste was a patient in Peggy's House for a period of more than two months. I can not express enough how welcoming the environment was. The physical and spiritual nurturing, medical care and also the gourmet meals made her end of life experience... more »

  David125 wrote:

How dare them! I was diagnosed with Early Onset Alzheimer's Disease in November 2011. I am but 54 years old. I so desperately search the sky every single day for some cure or new pill that slows it down. Not for me, I've traveled the 5 stages of denial... more »

  junebug17 wrote:

ADAKC was suggested to me by a nurse when my Mom's memory and behavior was rapidly changing after the death of my Dad and she then came to live with my husband and I. Her changing behavior was foreign to me as I tried to adapt to this Alzheimer's World. ADAKC... more »

  Nancylms wrote:

Thank you Songs and Smiles for Eric Kolb coming out to Lakeview at Josey Ranch entertain our residents with a 1950's Sing-a-Long. It was very well received and enjoyed by our residents. I loved all the smiles on their faces and the wonderful sounds... more »

  mobileUser363704 wrote:

This organization is grass roots founded by two brothers after the loss of their mother. They provide essential service so that no family experiences the horror of not being able to find a loved one more »

  javiergonzalez wrote:

Tuve el privilegio de ser voluntario en la Memory Care Foundation, específicamente participando en las actividades de promoción para su torneo de golf. La experiencia fue increíblemente gratificante. El equipo es apasionado y dedicado a su misión... more »

  Mary Ellen S. wrote:

Full disclosure -- I have been an employee for over a dozen years! Call me biased, but I feel that working in this agency is an important part of my contribution to the community. Not only for the many seniors served in a culturally competent manner (so... more »

  SeniorSupporter wrote:

Awesome organization to work with. They provide critical services to help support caregivers. more »

  DCDebbie wrote:

I was a volunteer with Iona as a "friendly visitor" to a retired 87-year old lady who was frail and had very few community ties. She had been found passed out on the floor of her apartment by the janitor. When she then got connected to Iona, she had... more »

  Terry_S wrote:

Toward the Vision of a World Without Alzheimer'sMy grandfather was the most brilliant man I ever knew. Sure, everyone says that about their grandfather, and everyone believes it. But I think my Papa had a pretty strong case. He built houses. He... more »

  JacquiBishop wrote:

I'm writing this as part of the group that founded Sharp Again Naturally, so I'm a little biased. But I would like you to know that I am a walking advertisement for the good news about dementia that Sharp Again was created to spread. After being on the... more »

The mission of The Medicine Tree is to compassionately address the healthcare needs of people with HIV or Chronic Hepatitis by... more »

  Lisa Mulville wrote:

I reached out to the Alzheimer's Association after my mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. The clinical staff is incredibly caring, compassionate and knowledgeable and helped us navigate the system and effectively manage my mom's illness. By... more »

  EsmarlinC wrote:

The Alzheimer's Association holds a special significance for me. Both of my great-grandmothers, whom I had the pleasure of meeting, lived with Alzheimer's disease. Sadly, because of the progression of the disease, I feel like I never truly got to know... more »

  David364 wrote:

This is a great organization helping individuals and families of individuals with Alzhiemers and Dementia. There Staff and Board are awesome individuals who really care. more »

  htommy wrote:

Alzheimer's Disease is a worldwide epidemic. For a disease that makes you feel so isolated, the association continues to provide the services and support that proves You are not alone. more »

  Monica R.1 wrote:

Autism FYI is a very notable charity who spreads Autism Awareness for the safety of individuals on the Autism Spectrum. I applaud the staff for educating and sharing their expertise on Autism. more »

  Debbie K wrote:

I have had a great experience with this organization! They are positive and wonderfully respectful of every caller or visitor who comes through the door. They have a great 24/7 Helpline if someone needs to call with questions about caring for their... more »

  Lynn21 wrote:

Alzheimer's Day Services offers a program that is both critical to Caregiver respite and is unparrelled in offering the participant a safe place to enjoy actvities and peer socialization. From baking cookies to studying current events, from exercise... more »

  Gardenia wrote:

The Alzheimer's Association, Delaware Valley Chapter is a wonderful group of dedicated, caring, professional people working to assist those affected with this dreaded disease and their caregivers. They also work diligently to raise funds to be able to... more »

To eliminate Alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research and to enhance care and support for individuals, their families... more »

This organization's mission is to provide education, resources, and services to alzheimers patients and their families. more »

Engaging in the promotion of public awareness and education of improved methods in the diagnosis, treatment and cure of alzheimer's... more »

Provides enriching environment for senior adults in all levels of the continuum of care for seniors. Large emphasis on wellness,... more »

The mission of steere house is to serve adults who require skilled, restorative and long-term care services within a secure and... more »

Education and support more »

To operate an adult day care center that provides care to people with alzheimer's disease and related dementias, respite for their... more »

Adult day care for frail older adults, particularly those suffering from some form of dementia. more »

THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES A SKILLED NURSING FACILITY, ASSISTED LIVING CENTER AND AN ADULT DAY CARE PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDES CARE... more »

At Play for a Cause we believe in the unique fusion of philanthropy, athleticism, and social interactions. Founded with the vision... more »

At Senior Outreach Services, Inc., we care for those who are physically impaired, socially isolated and in need of assistance,... more »

Day care and respite services for alzheimer clients more »

Fundraising to donate to the alzheimer's association. more »

The registry also serves investigators conducting research, clinicians treating patients, epidemiologists analyzing disease data,... more »

The mission of alzheimer's of glynn/brunswick, inc. Is to support individuals with alzheimer's disease, their caregivers and extended... more »

Alzheimers north carolina, inc. Is dedicated to providing education, support and services to individuals with alzheimer's disease... more »

To help develop care plans for living with dimentia more »

To support and promise quality adult day services. more »

The Scripps Research Institute serves humanity by creating basic knowledge in the biosciences, applying breakthroughs in research... more »

The primary mission of alzheimers family services (afs) is to provide emotional support for caregivers of alzheimers patients.... more »

To impact the lives of those suffering from the tragedy of alzheimer's and related dementias and to support those caring for them... more »

The ultimate aim of the New York City Chapter of the Alzheimer`s Association is to eliminate Alzheimer`s disease and related disorders. ... more »

The foundation for neurologic diseases is a nonprofit, tax-exempt organization to support research dedicated to finding the causes... more »

Aurora at Home provides health care solutions that enable people to remain independent within their communities. more »

To eliminate alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected;... more »

To assist in the care of alzheimer patients. Educational. No federal government grants or funds. more »

Our lady of fatima villa is a skilled nursing and assisted living facility that welcomes men and women for admission regardless... more »

To provide hope and relief to families living with alzheimers disease or a related dementia (adrd) through support services such... more »

To eliminate alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected;... more »

Adult day health care services more »

Our mission is to achieve caregiver health, strength and resilience by providing education, information, hope and compassion. more »

Our mission is to eliminate alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for... more »

The Kessler Community Clinic, Inc. was founded to provide the highest quality, compassionate care with state-of-the -art technology... more »

Our Mission To eliminate Alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for... more »

To promote public awareness of learning disabilities and alternative education methods for children with learning disabilities... more »

The james l. West center is a not-for-profit organization which serves persons with alzheimer's disease and related disorders... more »

NONPROFIT DAYCARE FOR PATIENTS WITH ALZHEIMER'S more »

The Alzheimer's Association-Greater Austin Chapter is dedicated to providing leadership to enhance care and support services for... more »

"to raise awareness about the disease and to provide substantive assistance, comprehensive support and education to all those... more »

Research in Alzheimer's (AHLZ-high-merz) is a disease of the brain that causes problems with memory, thinking and behavior. It... more »

To provide a safe and positive environment for elderly and/or impaired adults. more »

"To improve the quality in the lives of people struggling with Alzheimer's and other related dementias, while providing much needed... more »

The Alzheimer's Association, Mid South Chapter, is a non-profit organization that:- Promotes and provides quality education and... more »

Providing support to those with memory loss and their caregivers. more »

The Mid-Missouri Chapter offers support groups in 25 locations, answers a helpline throughout the business week, offers respite... more »

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The Alzheimer''s Association, Connecticut Chapter is dedicated to eliminating Alzheimer''s disease through the advancement of... more »

Organized to receive and administer funds raised for the purpose of supporting the county owned and operated grand traverse pavilion/grand... more »

To raise money to fund research to cure alzheimer's disease more »

Public awareness, financial assistance more »