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Join the Voices of Alzheimer’s movement.
We mobilize and support you, our members, to advocate effectively and to share your experiences with Alzheimer’s, engaging with policymakers in ways that serve your interests.
To support our effort, we ask for a donation that allows us to continue creating resources and advocating for the Alzheimer’s community. When you make a contribution*, you will be prompted to create a member account. Your member account grants you access to all of our resources.
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Download instructions for becoming a member of VoA here
*Please note that Voices of Alzheimer’s is a 501(c)(4) organization. Donations are not tax deductible as charitable contributions.
If you would like to join with a contribution by check, please email us at hello@voicesofad.com to get started.
Share your voice.
When you donate to Voices of Alzheimer’s, you are instantly connected to an energetic and passionate community working to amplify the voices of people affected by Alzheimer’s.
Member Benefits
Quarterly informational webinar series
Advocates will be invited to perspectives, access educational information, and dialogue with experts on a variety of topics relevant to people living with Alzheimer’s.
Regular newsletter
Information on the organization’s activities and goals, and the latest on policy and legislation related to brain health, healthy aging and the treatment and care of people with Alzheimer’s.
Advocacy tools
Resources tailored for people living with Alzheimer’s and other cognitive illnesses that empowers member to engage in the ways they are best equipped.
Ad Hoc briefings
Information and calls to action that mobilize the organization membership to provide a community perspective on proposed legislative or policy action impacting people living with Alzheimer’s.
Annual meeting
A chance to openly discuss the issues and priorities of the Alzheimer’s community.