Join a special family and pay it forward this holiday season. – Alzheimer’s disease
Your donation today can help us reach our goal.
Celebrate the spirit of the holidays with a gift that can go twice as far today.
$35 ? $70
$60 ? $120
$120 ? $240
Thanks to generous supporters like you, we just met our $10,000 matching gift challenge. Thank you for helping us advance cutting-edge research and provide critical resources for people impacted by Alzheimer’s disease. Today, I have another inspiring opportunity for you to make twice the impact in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease — can we count on you to help us take advantage of it?
Thanks to the generosity of the Pao family, every gift we receive before December 31 — up to a total of $20,000 — can be worth twice as much in our efforts to eradicate Alzheimer’s disease. This is the fourth year in a row that the Pao family has sponsored a matching gift challenge in honor of their father, Yunni, and his fight against Alzheimer’s. Their wish is to give families in their local area the same care and support resources that helped them. I hope you’ll show as much commitment to our cause as they have by making your most generous donation today.
When you give before the end of the year, your gift of $35 can become $70, your $60 can become $120 or your $120 can become $240.
The Pao family’s gift will help provide care and support to people affected by this cruel disease and their families through their local Alzheimer’s Association chapter. They invite you to join them by making a tax-deductible gift of your own that can fund much-needed care and support services as well as research efforts with the potential to discover methods of treatment, prevention and, ultimately, a cure.
I hope the Pao family inspires you to keep the generous spirit of the holidays alive with a gift today. Your contribution before December 31 can provide twice as much help and hope for the more than 5 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s and their over 15 million caregivers — so please give generously.