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[http://give.caringkindnyc.org/walk] This year we’re launching our first Alzheimer’s walk under our new name, CaringKind. We need you to walk with us to give care, increase awareness and raise funds to help everyone affected by an Alzheimer’s or dementia diagnosis. Join us! Register as a walker and you’ll receive a free Walker Care Package with our signature orange shoelaces to help spread the word in the lead up to the event and wear proudly on the day of the walk. [http://give.caringkindn [...]

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April Showers Bring May... Candace Douglas Director of Constituent Events -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...Athletes to End Alzheimer’s® all-stars! In May, between the TD Five Boro Bike Tour and TackleALZ NYC, our athletes raised over $200,000 to support our programs and services while proudly raising awareness for CaringKind. The 2016 TackleALZ NYC players and coaches On the first day of May, clouds and rains loomed, but that would not stop [...]

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You have questions. We have answers. Since the launch of our new brand in March we have received all sorts of questions and feedback—and we want to hear more! Send us feedback [https://www.caringkindnyc.org/feedback] Your inquiries and opinions are very important to us here at CaringKind. With that being said, we are excited to introduce our new web-based Question & Feedback form. If you are interested in learning more about our new brand or have questions about any of our programs and service [...]

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A Caregiver's Journey Jessica Gonzalez Junior Committee Social Media Chair -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In hindsight, we noticed my mother’s symptoms years ago. She began telling a story that was impractical and implausible. The story involved her coming with me to my high school friend’s house traveling by bus, but my mom hated public transit with a passion. Over time other symptoms manifested: forgetting how to get somewhere, forgetting t [...]

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