Team Phamily's captain, Tiffany Maycumber, is one of 16 children who walk in memory of their mother. Read why Tiffany is a big advocate of volunteering, fundraising, educating, and of course, joining the Walk4ALZ.
As a caregiver, it's common to experience loneliness during the holidays, and they can be as joyous as much as they are stressful. Learn how to plan ahead so you and the person you're caring for can both have your needs met.
Mimi's Marchers is a longtime Walk4ALZ team and was started by Mimi's daughter, Leslie. Read about what the Walk and Alzheimer's San Diego means to their team.
Adrianna is in charge of many of our social programs like ALZ Companions, social activities, and volunteers! Read about how her role and department have grown over time.
Personas con Alzheimer o demencia necesitan ayuda para tomar sus medicinas de una manera segura. Lee estos consejos sobre esta tema.
People living with cognitive impairment may react to time changes very differently than people who are accustomed to the shift. Learn ways to help them through this transition, as well as what potential reactions to anticipate.
Don't know the best way to reach out to friends and family for your Walk4ALZ fundraising? Here's a quick step-by-step guide on how to efficiently send out emails to your contacts.
Coping with Caregiving is a 5 week series we offer to support care partners of people living with dementia. Learn about the versions of the program we have - English, Spanish, and for IDD care partners.
Meet the Walk4ALZ 2023 Mascot, Eleven! Find out her favorite activities, how she got her name, and the connection her human companion, Carina, has to dementia and Walk4ALZ.
Regina, our Director of Grants & Advocacy, has been with us since the beginning in 2015, but her experience in the nonprofit world goes back further than that. Learn about how her department has evolved over time and what she appreciates most about her role.
