Community Service Initiative: Alzheimer's Awareness & Advocacy
Until there's a cure, there are families. We can show up for both.
Why Alzheimer's
It started at the kitchen table.
Alzheimer's didn't enter my life through a statistic. It came home, the way it does for families all across Louisiana — one missed name at a time, one repeated story, one small moment that adds up to something none of us are ready for.
Watching my family love someone through the disease changed how I think about my platform. This isn't a cause I picked off a list. It's the reason this run exists.
How I show up
Three ways the work shows up in public.
01
Awareness
Every appearance is a chance to put Alzheimer's on someone's radar before a family is forced to learn the hard way. Visibility now means earlier diagnosis later.
02
Fundraising
100% of donations through this site go to the Alzheimer's Association, the country's largest non-profit funder of Alzheimer's research, care, and 24/7 family support.
03
Caregivers
Here in Louisiana, 221,000 people are unpaid caregivers for someone living with Alzheimer's. My platform makes space for their stories — and the resources that keep them going.
“A cure is the goal. A kinder season for the families living through this — that's the work.”
— Hannah Brotherton
In the work
Moments from the work.
Turn this into action.
The most direct support is a donation to the Alzheimer's Association in my name.
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