Volunteer with the Alzheimer's Association
Volunteers are the key to making a difference in the lives of people facing Alzheimer's and dementia. When you volunteer with the Alzheimer's Association, you join a network of passionate people who are working to fight this devastating disease, honor loved ones, and bring care and support to those who need it.
You can make a difference
No matter your time or experience, you can make an impact in the lives of the nearly 7 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s and their over 11 million caregivers.
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Help your community.
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Honor the people you've lost to dementia or those you're caring for today.
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Fight for a future without Alzheimer's and dementia.
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Find the right volunteer opportunity for you
The Alzheimer's Association offers a variety of in-person and virtual volunteer opportunities, including training to help you grow your knowledge and skills. There's a spot waiting for you on our volunteer team. Find the role that's right for you.
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Cheer on participants at Walk to End Alzheimer's®.
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Educate people in your community about dementia.
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Advocate to make Alzheimer's a national priority.
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Volunteer with your local chapter.
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Participate in a clinical trial.
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And much more.
Volunteer Stories
“I’m passionate about educating others, and I’m committed to helping caregivers understand this dreadful disease so they can provide the best care possible.”
— Tracy Daniel-Hardy, Ph.D., Community Educator
“I started volunteering after the Alzheimer’s Association convinced me I could have an impact. I continue because they were right. Together, we are making great strides in raising awareness and funds to end Alzheimer's and all other dementias.”
— James “Jim” Irwin III, Walk to End Alzheimer’s Volunteer
"I adore getting to meet other advocates from around the country who share the same passion and purpose. I also love knowing that I did my small part when legislation, both federal and in my state, is signed into law!"
— Courtney Gerald-Elkins, Alzheimer’s advocate
Our commitment to transparency
Learn how the Alzheimer's Association uses donations to help those affected by Alzheimer's in your community and accelerate advancements in dementia research.