Leave a Legacy of Support as a Member of the Alzheimer's Association®
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Thank you for your interest in the Founders Society. Your bequest or
lifetime gift will provide a lasting gift of care, support and research. When
you inform us of your gift, you will automatically become a member of
our legacy Founders Society, which offers a number of benefits:
- News about advances in Alzheimer's research, caregiving and advocacy efforts
- Notices of Association events and meetings
- Timely updates estate planning and tax changes
- The opportunity to take an active role in awareness and advocacy campaigns
- Subscription to Aspire magazine, a publication that profiles donors taking action in the fight.
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“What better way to honor the memory of my courageous husband, Carl, who died in 2009 of Alzheimer’s disease than to name the Alzheimer’s Association in our estate plan. In the last few difficult years for him, I relied on our local chapter to help me help him in his struggle. Carl was a strong advocate for the future, knowing full well that a cure would not come in his lifetime, so his participation in various research projects, as well as his brain donation at death, were his ways of helping. Setting up a planned gift for the Alzheimer’s Association in our estate plan is my way to help in the fight against Alzheimer’s.”
– Founders Society member, West Falmouth MA |
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“When my mother forgot
my birthday, I knew I was
losing her. My mother
died not once, but twice,
and when I die, I can think
of no better use of my
earthly estate than to
have it used for Alzheimer’s
research. All I needed to
do was designate the
Alzheimer’s Association
as the primary beneficiary
of my IRA and life
insurance policies – which I did, all in a
matter of minutes.”
Founders Society
member,
San Francisco, CA |
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