Find Alzheimers Disease Research Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  wickjoan wrote:

I consider American Health Assistance Foundation a great organization to give help to many people who are in need of medical assistance. I have donated to this organization for over 5 years in order to help families who need it. 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  LoriVigs wrote:

This event is not to be missed. You can participate in so many ways. You can walk, run, golf, volunteer and sponsor. Very well organized and a perfect way to raise awareness for Alzheimer's and the people touched by this terrible disease. 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 »

  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 »

  Anticipating wrote:

The IBRF has the best of alternative advanced treatments and conventional medicine to begin with with a staff and board members considered to be a list of who's who in brain injury and brain disorders. The admissions director of Kessler Institute described... 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 »

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

The organization's primary mission was to perform medical studies and research. more »

Scientific research, primarily focused on aging research. more »

ALZHEIMER RESEARCH more »

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

To encourage assistance with the aging population more »