hope4ALZ®
Join hope4ALZ® and bring your community together to support families facing Alzheimer’s or another dementia
For Hope. For Change. For the Future.
Bring your community together and make a difference for local families by getting involved with Alzheimer’s Los Angeles. Your hope4ALZ activity or event raises critical funds that support our community and help spread the word about essential programs that local families rely on.
We’ll support you every step of the way, whether you ask for donations on your birthday, host a bake sale, or pledge to dye your hair lavender when you reach your goal! We’re here to help bring your idea to life and help you make the impact you want.
Asking people for support doesn’t have to be uncomfortable. Let’s work together to find ways way to engage your network! Connect with Karmine Tawagon today at ktawagon@alzla.org or (323)930-6201.
Why is community fundraising important?
Every dollar raised stays 100% local and supports families facing Alzheimer’s or another dementia right here in our communities. Since 2020, hope4ALZ heroes have engaged their networks to support Alzheimer’s Los Angeles and have raised over $500,000 together.
Your donations will support services like these:
Try one of these fundraising ideas to get started:
For more ideas, read our 10 Ways to Raise Funds article or contact Karmine Tawagon at ktawagon@alzla.org or (323)930-6201.
Check out what others have done!
Pie the Boss for a Cause!
Zenith Media dedicated its 2023 Halloween Happy Hour to benefit Alzheimer’s Los Angeles. It asked its employees to donate to its team page if they wanted to throw a whipped cream pie at their boss.
Celebrate with Purpose
Larry asked family and friends to donate to his selected charities including Alzheimer’s Los Angeles as a way to celebrate his birthday and retirement.
Melodies of Compassion
High School Seniors hosted a music recital at a senior living facility and asked for donations in place of entrance fees.
Charity for Charities
Norwalk High School students sold sweaters to family and friends and donated proceeds to various nonprofits, including Alzheimer’s Los Angeles.