Alzheimer’s Walk in the Park


Why We’re Walking
1 in 6 seniors are living with Alzheimer’s
Everyone knows someone impacted by this devastating illness. More than 14 million people care for someone living with Alzheimer’s every day. It could be your parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, neighbor or friend who needs AFA’s services next.
We’re here for you. Wherever. Whenever. We’re walking because no one should feel alone on their journey with Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Walk with us wherever you are September 9-10, or join us at one of our in person sites.
Long Island, NY
September 9, 2023
NYC
September 10, 2023
How to get involved:
Step 1 – Form a team
Walk with Family


Walk with friends


Walk with coworkers


Step 2 – Raise funds toward your goal
Every person who raises $100 will get a t-shirt, while supplies last.
Raise $200, and you will receive a walk-branded, environmentally friendly stainless steel water bottle, while supplies last.
Raising $100 is easier than you think. Here are some helpful tips:
1. Tell Your Story
Are you caring for someone with Alzheimer’s or dementia?
Are you walking in memory of someone?
Fill your page with your “why” and watch how much impact you can make when you tell your story and break the stigma.
2. Ask 5
friends!
Personally ask 5 friends to support you at $20 each.
Don’t count anybody out! You might be surprised who donates, and every dollar counts.
$20 too high?
Ask 10 friends for $10.
3. Donate to your
own page!
Make the first move and show you care!
People are more likely to give when they see you believe in your cause.
Step 3 – Celebrate with us!
Long Island, NY
September 9
Walk with us in-person in
Long Island, NY!
New York City
September 10
Walk with us in-person in
Battery Park, NYC
Wherever you are
September 9-10
Walk with us wherever you are, all weekend! We may be apart but we’re united in raising funds and awareness for Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Proceeds from the Walk in the Park support:
Research
Early Detection


Uncovering Causes


Treating Symptoms


Nationwide Programs
Memory Screenings


Therapeutic Programming


AFA Helpline

