Browse and bid online: Memory Gala silent auction is open!

The Alzheimer’s Association will host its annual Charlotte Memory Gala on Saturday, May 2, but you don’t have to wait to peruse the silent auction offerings. The silent auction is open to everyone who would like to support the mission to #ENDALZ! Bidding is now open online and will close on Saturday, May 2 at […]

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2026 North Carolina & Nationwide Facts and Figures Released

New Alzheimer’s Association Report: Americans Value Brain Health but Lack Guidance   —– New report highlights the latest Alzheimer’s statistics for North Carolina and nationwide  —–  Americans say brain health is as important as physical health as they age, yet most do not know how to protect it, according to the Alzheimer’s Association’s 2026 Alzheimer’s Disease […]

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Spring for a Promise Garden flower keychain!

There are more than 7 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s, including 210,500 in North Carolina. But thanks to growing momentum in Alzheimer’s research and treatments, we have more hope than ever before! Findings from the U.S. POINTER Study show that healthy lifestyle habits like physical activity, social connection and heart healthy behaviors can help support […]

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Sneak a peek at the Charlotte Memory Gala auction

The Alzheimer’s Association will host its annual Charlotte Memory Gala on Saturday, May 2, from 6:00 – 11:00 p.m. at The Westin Charlotte (601 S. College Street) to benefit Alzheimer’s research, risk reduction, early detection, education and quality care for the more than 210,000 North Carolinians currently living with the disease and their 373,000 caregivers.  […]

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Inspired by a Mother’s Love: Wes and Allison Misson Chair an Evening of Impact

The youngest of three boys, Wes Misson always turned to his mother, Judy, for inspiration and guidance. She was his biggest supporter, and her family adored her. “My mom was my everything,” Wes recalled. In 2004, when Wes set out for his first year of law school at The Ohio State University Moritz College of […]

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Take Action this April during Advocacy Engagement Week

Mark April 12 – 18 on your calendar now — you won’t want to miss this opportunity to make a significant impact with just a few minutes each day! No matter where you live in North Carolina, Advocacy Engagement Week is your chance to raise awareness among federal and state legislators, ask for their support […]

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Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Charlotte Continues to Climb National Rankings

The Alzheimer’s Association has announced that Walk to End Alzheimer’s® – Charlotte ranked No. 19 among its 2025 Top 30 Walks in the nation! Among over 600 communities nationwide, Walk to End Alzheimer’s – Charlotte has reached a new milestone. In 2025, over 2,100 participants raised an incredible $949,544 for Alzheimer’s research, care and support, […]

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When helping others brings healing: one volunteer’s story

For many, getting involved with the Alzheimer’s Association begins with a desire to help others. For Lindsay Almeida, it began with the courage to face her own loss. When Lindsay’s father, Charlie, was diagnosed with younger‑onset Alzheimer’s at just 56, her family began an eight‑year journey shaped by heartbreak, uncertainty and resilience. At the time, […]

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Zip into action to make a big impact in February.

February may be the shortest month of the year, but there’s plenty of time to make a big impact for Walk to End Alzheimer’s® 2026. Now’s the time to zip into action! Gear up for the year ahead with a NEW fundraising challenge, which runs February 1-28 for registrants at all North Carolina Walk locations. […]

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Do What You Love. Prove that Love Conquers ALZ.

Let what you love become a source of hope for families facing Alzheimer’s. Do What You Love to End ALZ™ makes it easy to make a difference. Your passion can inspire others, honor those touched by Alzheimer’s, and bring hope to families across North Carolina. Whether you bake, paint, hike, exercise, or gather friends together, […]

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