Thursday, February 18th | 8:30-9:00 am -OR- 7:00-7:30 pm
Volunteer with the Connecticut Chapter
At the Connecticut Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association, volunteers help move our mission forward every day. Throughout the year, we are supported by hundreds of volunteers across all departments and offices.
They all have one thing in common – the desire to get behind our cause and make a difference in the fight to end Alzheimer’s.
If you are interested in becoming a volunteer with the Connecticut Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association, please check out the opportunities below and fill out our Volunteer Interest Form.
We'll reach out to you and we hope to see you soon!
Interested in becoming a Program Volunteer?
Learn more about Community Education and Support roles on our Program Volunteer Opportunities page!
Legislative Advocate
Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most critical public health issues in America. Join the growing number of Alzheimer’s advocates who are making a difference. You can play an important role in change by sharing your story with elected officials via petitions, phone calls, letters and community events. Make an impact by using your voice!
Time Commitment: 1 hour a month
Training: 1-2 hours
Speakers Bureau Volunteer
We are looking for people comfortable with talking about their dementia journey. We may ask you to accept proclamations at city or town council meetings, share your story in the media, write articles or letters to the editor on timely dementia related issues or join us when we talk to community groups. We will work with you before the event!
Time Commitment: varies
Training: Meet with Communications team member before speaking event.
Walk to End Alzheimer’s Planning Committee
Members of this committee plan the Walk to End Alzheimer’s from A to Z. This is an opportunity to turn your passion into a purpose and be a part of our signature fundraising event! There is a role for everyone, including recruiting and retaining teams, managing relationships, networking, promoting, campaigning, spreading the word and coordinating event details. This is a great volunteer opportunity to give more!
Time commitment: monthly meetings, plus additional hours
Training: varies
Walk to End Alzheimer’s Event Day Volunteer
The Walk to End Alzheimer’s is built from the ground up by volunteers. The Walk Day volunteer is an incredibly impactful role. We need people to set up, hand out T-shirts and promise garden flowers, work registration, the food and drink areas, water stations along the route, the kid zone, the champions club tent, sponsor and the advocacy areas. We are also looking for a volunteer coordinator to ensure the process runs smoothly. We need volunteers for each of our 7 Walks! (pending CDC and CT COVID regulations)
Time commitment: Walk day
Training: that morning
The Longest Day Committee
The Longest Day of the year is June 20th, the summer solstice. TLD is also a do-it-yourself fundraiser where people can fight Alzheimer’s by raising funds and awareness through an activity they love to do - any day of the year. The volunteer committee will help recruit teams, provide coaching on fundraising and event planning and spread the word about this event.
Time commitment: monthly calls and some meetings
Training: varies
Administrative / Office Volunteer
Assist in the many administrative tasks needed to keep our office running smoothly remotely, including special projects, mailings, data entry, web research, making calls and more.
Time commitment: varies
Training: varies
Special Event Committees
Looking for committee members to help us with relationship events planned for 2021. Plan, organize, gather auction items, market and promote and obtain committed sponsors… all to help us put on fun, meaningful and successful events.
Time commitment: varies
Graphic Design / Web Design Volunteer
Create flyers for events and graphics for social media. Help with website updates, adjust content for various pages of the website, assist with picture sizing, etc.
Time commitment: as needed
Internships
Learn more about non-profit management, events, marketing or social work with a hands-on internship with the Alzheimer's Association. Internships are unpaid but offer a valuable learning experience for any college student looking to work in the non-profit sector. We offer internships during the Fall (September - December), Winter/Spring (January - May), and Summer (May - August) semesters. Please visit our
Careers page to apply for the internship that best suits you!
Time commitment: Minimum of 10-12 hours per week.