November is National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month and National Family Caregivers Month
It's a good time to reach out and offer support to family, friends and neighbors who are caring for someone with dementia. It’s estimated that more than 10 million family caregivers provide daily comfort and care to those living with dementia. Evidence shows that caregivers are susceptible to such high levels of stress that their own mental and physical health suffers.
As the leader in Alzheimer's care and support services we’re with you every step of the way. From supports groups to educational classes and our lending library to 24 hour helpline, our professional staff understands the disease and its far-reaching impact. Call us anytime at 503-416-0201 or 800-272-3900. See below for National Alzheimer’s Awareness events near you.
Gift Wrap for a Cause
During the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, swing by Barnes and Noble at Lloyd Center to have your packages gift wrapped by Alzheimer's Association volunteers. All donations come to the Oregon Chapter.
Monday, November 30
9 am - 10 pmBarnes and Noble
1317 Lloyd Center
Portland, OR 97232
Dunk Alzheimer’s
Portland, ORHelp us Dunk Alzheimer’s on Saturday, November 7th as the Portland Pilots take on the Linfield Wildcats. We’ll be packing the stands with purple, dunking for the cause, and recognizing our incredible advocates. Game time is at 7:00pm. Tickets available at the box office or by clicking here. Use the code "Dunk" for $5 admission. Visit http://www.portlandpilots.com/ for more information or contact Kate Dyer-Seeley at kate.dyer-seeley@alz.org or 503-416-0202.
Art Show and Auction
Eugene, ORIn honor of Alzheimer's Awareness Month we’ll be hosting an art show and silent auction at the up-scale 5th St. Market. All art on display will be crafted by persons with Alzheimer’s. The art exhibit will open on Friday, November 6 and will be a part of the First Friday ArtWalk.
Food For Thought—A Benefit for the Alzheimer’s Association
Food lovers unite! The inaugural Food for Thought event was so well received we’re planning another as we speak. Watch for a February date and information. If you’d like to serve on the Food for Thought committee contact Kate Dyer-Seeley at 503-416-0202 or kate.dyer-seeley@alz.org
