Why Charlie rides
Meet Charlie Ruiz. This longtime rider will be part of Rides4ALZ for the first time this year. Keep reading to find out about his bike of choice, and why he wanted to be a part of this event.
7 Alzheimer’s research updates you should know
Here are 7 things you should know about Alzheimer’s and dementia research from the last month.
Notes from a Social Worker: Embracing the Unexpected Life
As humans, we are natural planners. But life often does not turn out like those pictures in our heads, and that can lead to a lot of disappointment, especially as dementia care partners. But when you put your stringent idea of how things should have been on pause – and spend a little time tuning into how things are – you might find some magic.
Where the money goes
When you donate to Alzheimer’s San Diego, you know exactly where your money is going. Every single dollar stays in San Diego County for support and research – no exceptions.
Quacks or facts? Making sense of health news in the digital age
The quantity of information out there about Alzheimer's and other dementias can be overwhelming – especially in today's digital media landscape. It can be tricky to tell pseudoscience from credible scientific evidence. Keep reading for some practical tips of how to separate fact from fiction.
Rides4ALZ Profile: Nathan Wilder
Nathan Wilder (aka Banana) is the Director and Road Captain for San Diego HOG Chapter. He has been riding since 2008...but dreamed about it for many years before then.
Spotlight: Our incredible volunteers
Our incredible team of more than 350 volunteers give nearly 14,000 hours annually. That equals a donation of almost $400,000!
Wanted: Winter/Spring Interns
Looking for a fall internship? Serving as an ALZ Companion could be a rewarding opportunity.
The 2019 Walk4ALZ mascot is…
Thank you to everyone who voted in the 2019 Walk4ALZ mascot contest. This year, we received a record 2,246 votes! And the winner is....
Recap: 2019 Visionary Luncheon & Auction
The Visionary Luncheon & Auction raised more than $120,000 for Alzheimer's support and research!