Financial information
The Tennessee Chapter is a tax-exempt, 501(c)(3) nonprofit, donor-supported organization. Programs and services are made possible through contributions from individuals, corporations and foundations. The chapter uses funds raised for programs, services and research efforts. You can view some of the financial reports as stated below.
2005 Financial Statement Report
Tax Exempt 990 - 2004 Report
Tax Exempt 990 - 2005 Report
Tax Exempt 990 - 2006 Report
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Annual report
Annual 2005 - 2006 Audit Report
Annual 2007 Audit Report
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Staff
Janice Wade-Whitehead,
Executive Director
janice.wade@alz.org
Amanda Barlow,
Cumberland Plateau Regional Coordinator
amanda.barlow@alz.org
Linda Johnson,
Interim Director of Programs
linda.johnson1@alz.org
Bobby Fields,
Program Coordinator
bobby.fields@alz.org
Milton McCammon,
Director of Finance and Operations
milton.mccammon@alz.org
Carolyn Jensen
Director of Development
carolyn.jensen@alz.org
Debbie Godwin Kinnard,
Associate Director of Development
debbie.kinnard@alz.org
Kay Watson
Director of Public Relations/Special Projects
kay.watson@alz.org
Steve Coker
Special Projects Coordinator
steve.coker@alz.org
Paula Marsh,
Project Assistant
paula.marsh@alz.org
Angela McMullen
Program Supervisor, Howard Circle of Friends Senior Adult Day Program
angela.mcmullen@alz.org
Judith Winters,
Program Supervisor
Senior's Day Out at Trinity Hills
Sarah Jellicorse
Program Assistant
Seniors Day Out at Trinity Hills
Wendy Harpst
Program Assistant
Howard Circle of Friends Adult Day Program
wendy.harpst@alz.org
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Board of Directors
Officers
President
Mary Lyn Goodman
Vice-President
Thomas “Tank” Strickland
Secretary
Roberta Simmons
Treasurer
Roger Gribble
Assistant Treasurer
Stan Boling
Members
Robyn Jarvis Askew
Jo Blalock
Starr Bragg
Teresa Catron, M. D.
John H. Coleman (Honorary Board Member)
Monica K. Crane, M. D.
Becky Dodson, L. S. C. W.
John Dougherty, Jr., M. D.
Robin Gibson
Sylvia Lacey
Faye Langley
Evelyn McNamara, B. B. A
Lea Ann Patrizio, L. S. C. W
Terry Payne, PhD
David Randal Seale, M. D.
Cecilia Whittington
Our history
In 1983, a small group of Knoxville area families began to meet informally in an effort to understand and cope with the ravaging effects of Alzheimer's disease. Through their sharing and involvement, they gradually began to realize that living from crisis to crisis is not an inevitable outcome of this disease. Together, the group was able to anticipate, confront, and solve seemingly insurmountable problems with a renewed sense of hope, confidence and accomplishment.
Today, the Eastern Tennessee Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association continues that tradition of self-help and mutual aide through the voluntary affiliation of dedicated family members and professionals working together to face the challenges presented by Alzheimer's disease. We are one of 78 chapters nationwide and serve 26 counties in the East Tennessee area. Our mission is to provide support and assistance to persons with Alzheimer's disease, their families and care partners, and to support research efforts to prevent, treat and cure Alzheimer's disease.
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