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    Make Your Impact Today

    Making a planned gift today can benefit you while creating a powerful legacy of philanthropy in the fight against Alzheimer's and other dementias. There are gift opportunities that offer benefits such as lifetime income, tax savings or increased giving power.

    Each person's situation is unique, but all gifts help accelerate research, expand care and support, bringing us closer to a future without Alzheimer's.

    Ways you can give today

    Retirement Accounts

    IRAs, 401(k)s and similar accounts when left to the Alzheimer's Association may avoid heavy income taxes for heirs and could reduce estate taxes.
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    Donor-Advised Funds (DAF)

    Give when it's right for you and recommend grants over time to support Alzheimer's care and research. It's flexible, easy and impactful.
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    Charitable Gift Annuity (CGA)

    Make a gift and receive secure income for life — plus the joy of knowing you're helping fight Alzheimer's. It's a simple way to increase your income and save taxes.
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    Charitable Remainder Trust (CRT)

    Support the Alzheimer's Association and receive income for yourself or loved ones for a set time period. After the trust ends, the remaining funds go toward research, care and advocacy.
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    Charitable Lead Trust (CLT)

    Let your gift make an immediate impact by supporting Alzheimer's programs now, while preserving assets for your family later. It's a powerful way to give forward.
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    Find your local Alzheimer's Association Planned Giving Advisor

    Our planned giving team is here to answer questions about including the Alzheimer's Association in a will, trust, beneficiary designations or other legacy planning opportunities. 

    Contact the planned giving team

    Jill Workman
    Alzheimer's Association
    Senior Director, Planned Giving
    Phone: 866.233.5148
    Email: plannedgiving@alz.org

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    The information provided on this website is presented solely as general educational information and is not intended to be a substitute for professional estate planning, financial or legal advice. It is important to consult with a tax, financial and/or legal advisor about your specific situation.