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Looking to make a difference in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease? Consider becoming a volunteer with the Alzheimer’s Association NYC Chapter. Your dedication is vital in reaching and supporting those affected by this disease.
As a volunteer, you can leverage your unique talents to create a meaningful impact in your community while connecting with others who share your passion. We are seeking diverse, mission-driven individuals to assist in delivering our programs, supporting fundraising events, and advocating for our cause.

As a program volunteer, you can: 

  • Increase awareness of Alzheimer’s Association programs and services
  • Deliver education presentations
  • Forge partnerships with community and faith organizations
  • Organize engaging social activities for individuals living with dementia
  • Facilitate support groups for dementia caregivers
  • Assist with data entry, and more! 
To explore program volunteer opportunities, reach out to Cody Medina, Senior Manager, Volunteer & Community, at comedina@alz.org or 929.255.3416.
 

If you want to volunteer for special event and fundraising, you can:

  • Help plan, execute, and assist at events such as the Walk to End Alzheimer’s and The Longest Day
  • Serve on event planning committees or leadership teams such as our Junior Board.
  • Represent the Alzheimer’s Association at events such as the TCS NYC Marathon and Corporate Challenge

To become a WALK special events or fundraising volunteer, contact Jason Wedge, Director, Manhattan Walk to End Alzheimer’s, at jawedge@alz.org or 646.793.3526. To become a Longest Day special events or fundraising volunteer, contact Tamika Philips, Constituent Event Manager, The Longest Day, at tphillips@alz.org or 646.222.9274

As an advocate, you can:

  • Influence policymakers to address Alzheimer's and dementia
  • Share your story to improve the lives of those affected
  • Join other advocates in making Alzheimer's a national priority through various actions like writing, calling, emailing, or visiting government officials
  • Utilize social media to raise awareness and engage elected officials
For more information, visit alzimpact.org/volunteer or reach out to Debbie Warburton, Associate Director of Advocacy, New York State, at dwarburton@alz.org or 845.639.6774.


No matter your availability or experience, there's a way for you to make a difference. Get involved with the NYC Chapter today!

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