Be Part of Something Powerful this Month
Be Part of Something Powerful this Month
Don’t miss your chance to make a generous gift to our 2026 Summer Annual Fund Drive to help fund essential care and support as well as advance critical Alzheimer’s research.
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Corporate Engagement
Meet Our 2026 Corporate Partners
Reaching our vision of a world without Alzheimer’s is a team effort. The generous support of our corporate partners allows us to serve more families and to accelerate research toward methods of treatment, prevention and — ultimately — a cure.Top Corporate Partners
*Donors of $25,000 or more
Partner with Us
When you partner with the Alzheimer’s Association Illinois Chapter, you help to mobilize, educate and innovate an end to this deadly disease. As a corporate partner, your involvement can be customized to help achieve your brand’s goals and business objectives, while helping move the mission of the Alzheimer’s Association forward.The Alzheimer’s Association addresses the global dementia crisis by providing education and support to the millions who face dementia every day, while advancing critical research toward methods of treatment, prevention and, ultimately, a cure. By partnering with us, your company can make a difference for families — including your employees and customers — facing the disease now and in the future.

To learn more about how we can partner with your organization, please contact:
Katie Lane kmlane@alz.org | 847.324.0359
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Why the Alzheimer's Association
Alzheimer’s is more than just memory loss – it is a progressive and fatal disease. More than 7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s, and nearly 12 million provide their unpaid care. Locally, the disease continues to devastate our families, finances and future. In Illinois, there are:
- 250,600 people estimated to be living with Alzheimer’s
- 465,000+ family caregivers caring for someone living with Alzheimer's.
- In 2025, these caregivers provided 668 million hours of unpaid care valued at $16.7 billion.







