What an unforgettable night! Last week, the 19th Annual Memory Rock Chicago  rocked the city and raised an incredible $127,010 (and counting!)  in support of Alzheimer’s care, support, and research  — making this our most successful year yet ! This powerful evening brought together music lovers, advocates, and supporters united by a shared passion to end Alzheimer’s. The energy in the room was nothing short of electric. A huge thank you  goes out to our amazing co-chairs Adam

Over the last couple of years, we have worked very closely with the following local organizations to deliver education programs, provide...

Leah pictured in front of the Bank of America Marathon advertising campaign on their building. When Leah lost a close family friend Susie...

The Alzheimer’s Association Illinois Chapter will host its 2nd Annual Bringing the Light Conference virtually on Saturday, October 18,...

The Alzheimer’s Association is inviting  Chicago  residents to join the fight to end Alzheimer’s by participating in the Alzheimer’s...

When Connie Lissner’s husband was formally diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2020, her family’s world shifted in an instant. A retired attorney with no prior experience in caregiving, Connie quickly stepped into the role of full-time caregiver, determined to navigate the unknown path ahead. In search of support and answers, she turned to the Alzheimer’s Association and found more than just information. She found a community. Since that life-changing diagnosis, Connie and

Shared by: Eddy Cardiel  Tell us a little about yourself.   My name is Eddy Cardiel and I am an epidemiologist in the Chicagoland area. I...

During Hispanic Heritage Month, the Alzheimer’s Association Illinois Chapter honor Marta Cerda, a dynamic and visionary leader who...

For Pam Godsil, her “why” is her Nannie. Pam cared for her Nannie during her time with dementia, an experience that left a lasting impact and inspired her to get involved with the Alzheimer’s Association. “I want to be involved in helping others navigate the journey,” Pam shares. It ’s about supporting families, educating communities, and advancing research that will one day lead to better treatments and, ultimately, a cure.” When you share your story, you help others feel se

Alzheimer's offers five tips for balancing children and a parent with dementia   As families prepare for the back-to-school season, many...

By: Alec Fraggos, Law Clerk at Peck Ritchey, LLC  As complex financial scams continue to grow, protections for the elderly, especially...

Are you passionate about helping others? Do you want to make a meaningful impact right in your community? Join us in the fight against...

Shared by Sheri Yarbrough: When Sheri Yarbrough heard the word Alzheimer’s  in a routine doctor’s visit in 2010, it was the first time...

On July 28th, the fifth annual In It to End It  Golf Outing teed off with purpose, passion, and an incredible community of supporters at...

Shared by: Jessica Steinacker In October 2025, Jessica Steinacker will lace up her running shoes and step up to the starting line of the...

A Journey of Family, Business, and Alzheimer's Advocacy — Barbara Moran-Goodrich’s Story In the world of business, Barbara Moran-Goodrich...

Marta Cerda, Board - Chair Marta Cerda , is a transformational leader who uses innovation, strategic governance, intentional oversight,...

Carol Shaw-Burns Happy summer! It’s hard to believe we’re already in another fiscal year. Time truly flies when you’re engaged in...