Alzheimer's Association: Alabama Chapter

09/01/2026

This September, turn your passion into progress. 💜 Whatever you love — baking, golfing, gaming, hiking — you can make it a fundraiser to help end Alzheimer’s and all other dementia.

When you raise $200 between Sept. 1–30 for Do What You Love to End ALZ during the World Alzheimer's Day Challenge, we'll send you this exclusive crewneck sweatshirt as a symbol of your impact. Every dollar you raise moves us closer to a world 🌍 without Alzheimer's.

Create your fundraiser or find fundraising tips at alz.org/dowhatyoulove

08/29/2026

💜 Another incredible leader is joining our Alabama Chapter Board!

The Alzheimer’s Association Alabama Chapter is proud to welcome Steve LeMoine, Vice President of Cardiovascular and Neuroscience Service Lines at Infirmary Health, to our Board of Directors.

Steve brings more than 20 years of healthcare leadership experience spanning health system operations, strategic service-line growth, quality improvement and patient engagement. At Infirmary Health, his leadership includes the organization’s neuroscience service line — making his expertise especially meaningful as we continue working to improve the lives of individuals and families impacted by Alzheimer’s and other dementia.

Steve and Infirmary Health are also no strangers to our mission. Their support is already making an impact in South Alabama, including the recent Do What You Love to End ALZ Mahjong Tournament, which raised $10,500!

Adding a healthcare executive with Steve’s experience in neuroscience, cardiovascular care and health system leadership strengthens our ability to advance our mission and deepen our impact across Alabama — particularly throughout the Mobile and South Alabama communities.

We are incredibly excited to have Steve at the table and grateful that he has chosen to bring his leadership, expertise and passion for serving others to the Alzheimer’s Association.

Please join us in welcoming Steve LeMoine to the Alabama Chapter Board! 💜

08/27/2026

💜 WE’RE HIRING IN ALABAMA! 💜

The Alzheimer’s Association Alabama Chapter is looking for a passionate, relationship-driven leader to join our team as Program Manager!

This is an incredible opportunity for someone who loves building community partnerships, developing and leading teams and volunteers, and creating meaningful impact in communities across Alabama.

Our Program Director will help us expand the reach of Alzheimer’s Association education, care and support programs, strengthen partnerships across the state, and ensure more individuals and families have access to the resources they need.

We’re looking for someone who is ready to connect, lead, grow and make a difference in the fight to end Alzheimer’s and all other dementia.

💜 Know someone who would be a great fit? Please tag them or share this post with your network!

Interested in joining our team? Learn more and apply here: https://recruiting2.ultipro.com/ALZ1000ALZD/JobBoard/8fe6e004-a2b4-4c6f-b43f-6275765c4462/Opportunity/OpportunityDetail?opportunityId=3c2f2d99-4ff1-40dc-a73d-1b78b33e0ef6

08/21/2026

What if something you love could help end Alzheimer's?
Good news: it can!!!

Whether it's cooking, fishing, mahjong, tennis, crafting, gaming, or gathering friends for a backyard cookout, your passion can become a force for good.

When you start a Do What You Love to End ALZ® fundraiser, you help provide care and support for families, advance research toward new treatments and a cure, and promote brain health for future generations.

Do what you love. Help end ALZ.

Start today at: https://events.alz.org/event/dowhatyoulove

Whatever it is you love to do, do it to raise funds to end Alzheimer’s. Select an activity and start your fundraiser today.

08/20/2026

We are thrilled to announce and celebrate Cliff Goolsby as Chair of the Alzheimer’s Association Alabama Advisory Board!

Cliff serves as Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at Baptist East Medical Center - Montgomery, Al, where he has built a strong reputation for healthcare leadership, meaningful community partnerships, and a deep commitment to serving families across Alabama.

In his new role as Chair, Cliff will guide a dedicated group of community and business leaders working alongside the Alzheimer’s Association to expand our reach and deepen our impact statewide. Together, we are advancing critical work in care and support, advocacy, research, brain health education, community engagement, and the Walk to End Alzheimer’s—building real momentum across Alabama.

We are especially grateful for Cliff’s proactive leadership, his ability to open doors, and his commitment to strengthening connections that move our mission forward.

Please join us in congratulating Cliff Goolsby on this well-deserved appointment and in celebrating the exciting work ahead for the Alabama Advisory Board.

08/13/2026

Year after year, this community has shown up for Walk to End Alzheimer's and raised funds that truly make a difference. 💜 Because of supporters like you, this fight keeps moving forward. But it's not finished yet. Help us get there. Register now ➡️ alz.org/walk.

08/06/2026

Do you know someone who's passionate about turning community voices into policy change?

We're hiring a Grassroots Advocacy Manager to lead nonpartisan advocacy efforts across Alabama and Mississippi. This person will recruit and train volunteer advocates and help strengthen our relationships with state and federal policymakers.
If that sounds like you, or someone in your network, we'd love an introduction. Learn more and apply: bit.ly/4z3XSvT

08/03/2026

Advocacy Alert
A huge thank you to Senator Tommy Tuberville!

Senator Tommy Tuberville has officially cosponsored the ASAP Act. We are incredible thankful for his support of this critical legislation that will help so many Alabamians.

Thank you to all our incredible advocates who shared their stories and made this possible. 💜

07/27/2026

Ask Pat Nauseda about her favorite memories with her parents, and she’ll tell you about a long road trip with her mother, singing songs and playing “20 Questions,” and winter afternoons sledding and enjoying mugs of hot cocoa with her father.

“There are many wonderful memories that I have of my parents. They were so loving and supportive of me.”

That love and support is what drives Pat in her advocacy today. She lost both of her parents to dementia and is doing everything she can to ensure future generations won’t have to experience what she went through.

Pat first got connected with the Alzheimer’s Association when her mother’s symptoms worsened. She was offered practical guidance and began attending a local support group for children of people living with dementia.

Now Pat volunteers as an advocate in honor of her parents and is a member of the Alzheimer's Impact Movement Leadership Society. As an advocate, she grows bipartisan support for policies impacting the Alzheimer’s and dementia community.

Pat is a passionate supporter of the Alzheimer's Screening and Prevention (ASAP) Act. This bipartisan bill would allow Medicare to cover routine FDA-cleared Alzheimer’s blood tests. When asked why the legislation matters to her, she shared that "early detection of Alzheimer's would have given my parents and me more time to plan for their future."

💜 We're grateful for advocates like Pat, who turn their profound love into action to make a difference for future generations. Join Pat in advocating for the Alzheimer’s and dementia community by visiting alz.org/advocacy.