Make 2x the Impact Now to Help End Alzheimer's
Make 2x the Impact Now to Help End Alzheimer's
Our March 2x Match Challenge is underway, but not for long. From now until midnight March 10, your gift can have double the impact on advancing research, and helping to provide care and support for those impacted by Alzheimer’s.
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Alzheimer's currently has no cure and no survivors. But this will change. The first survivor of this disease is out there. The Alzheimer's Association is going to make it happen. With relentless advocacy. Investment in groundbreaking research. Compassionate, knowledgeable care and support. But we can't do it without you.
Join the fight against Alzheimer's.
Now we have more reasons than ever to continue the fight
With new FDA-approved treatments to slow the disease in the early stages, we're making real progress for families facing the disease today. We can't stop now. Give today to be part of the next treatment breakthrough.
Learn about the new FDA-approved treatments for Alzheimer's.
How we're working to end Alzheimer's
Funding Global Research
We accelerate global research to discover new methods of treatment, prevention and, ultimately, a cure.
What We Fund
Advocating for Change
We advocate for funding and people-first policies that propel research and address the Alzheimer’s crisis.
Our Advocacy Efforts
Providing Local Support
We work in all communities to provide care, support and resources so that no one has to face this disease alone.
Find Your Local ChapterJoin the fight to end Alzheimer’s
Participate in an Event
Register for an event near you to raise funds and awareness for Alzheimer's care, support and research.
Become an Advocate
Thanks to the tireless work of our advocates, we’ve passed critical legislation and significantly increased federal research funding. But our work isn’t done.
Volunteer with Us
No matter your time or expertise, you can make a difference in the lives of people facing Alzheimer's and dementia.
Know the 10 warning signs of Alzheimer's.
Learn the Signs
What is Alzheimer's disease?
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