Alzheimer's Association- New York City Chapter

08/20/2026

: Between August 17-24, the top individuals who make donations will become our Walk to End Alzheimer’s VIP! Check your walk site for details at act.alz.org/nycwalks. Together, we can .

08/19/2026

Thank you to Women in Technology & Operations at Bank of America for creating care packages for people living with dementia! Our friends at The Brielle at Seaview and Sunrise Senior Living - Mill Basin are so excited to give these out to residents. Together, we can .

08/17/2026

In the fight against Alzheimer’s, now matters more than ever. Between August 17-24, the top individuals who make donations will become our Walk to End Alzheimer’s VIP! Check your walk site for details at act.alz.org/nycwalks. Together, we can .

08/15/2026

with ABC7NY!

08/13/2026

Every year, takes place across the New York City area – an effort that could not be done without our dedicated Walk-day volunteers. Volunteers are truly the 💜of the Alzheimer’s Association! How can you help? Find out by visiting bit.ly/4wVSppr. Together, we can .

08/12/2026

Prioritize your 💤 and you’ll be doing your brain a favor, as good quality sleep is important for brain health. Learn more healthy habits for your brain at alz.org/healthyhabits.

08/11/2026

Residing in New York City, U.S. Army Reserve Officer Andrew Morelli will run the TCS New York City Marathon in honor of his grandmother, who is battling Alzheimer's. Learn more about our amazing Team ALZ runners and support their fundraising goals: bit.ly/4fSnVPp

08/04/2026

Walk to End Alzheimer’s is just around the corner! Raise $100 to get your T-shirt in time for Walk Day. Take the first step now by going to act.alz.org/nycwalks. Together, we can .

07/30/2026

In the fight against Alzheimer’s, now is the moment we’ve been waiting for. With new treatments emerging in the fight against Alzheimer’s and all other dementia, now is the time for hope. Join us at act.alz.org/nycwalks.

07/30/2026

with New York Daily News! Thank you Bill Ritter, for sharing your Alzheimer's story and showing families that you are not alone. Together, we can . ABC7NY

Eyewitness News veteran Bill Ritter, who last month announced he has early-stage Alzheimer’s, is detailing the nearly two years it took to receive the diagnosis and how he’s forging ahead.