At the Alzheimers Association Walk to End Alzheimers, were fighting for a different future. For families facing the disease today. For more time. For treatments.
Were closer than ever to stopping Alzheimers. But to get there, we need YOU.
This inspiring event calls on participants of all ages and abilities to join the fight. There is no fee to register, we encourage all participants to fundraise. Join us by registering and starting your team, raising awareness and funds and join us on Walk Day - Saturday, October 5, 2024!
Shawnee PARC hosts a free BINGO and Dinner Event the 3rd Thursday of every month. Please join us for some truly delicious food prepared by our Executive Chef and come spectacular BINGO Prizes.
We are excited to announce the 11th Annual Cocktails For a Cure fundraiser! Benefitting the Alzheimer's Association Heart of America Chapter! Presenting sponsors include Seniors BlueBook, Right at Home, Kansas City Hospice & Palliative Care, Assisted Moving, MidAmerica Rehabilitation Hospital, Maggie's Place, St. Joseph Medical Center, Jaye Homes, and Colonial Village.We will have both a live and silent auction with all proceeds going to the Alz Association here in Kansas City! As always, we appreciate any and all donations for the event!Baskets, Gift Cards, sports tickets and vacations! Nothing is too big or too small! Please contact a presenting sponsors if you would like to make a donation.Visit our Event Page HEREhttp://act.alz.org/goto/cocktailsforacure
Exercise is an essential part of overall Parkinson's management. In addition to helping with movement symptoms, exercise can have a positive impact on non-motor symptoms in Parkinson's. This program focuses on how exercise supports brain health and can lead to improved emotional and cognitive well-being.Expert Speaker:Aspen Balthazor, DPTJoy of Movement Physical Therapy and Wellness, LLCParkinson's Foundation Presenting Sponsor:
Exercise is an essential part of overall Parkinsons management. In addition to helping with movement symptoms, exercise can have a positive impact on non-motor symptoms in Parkinsons. This program focuses on how exercise supports brain health and can lead to improved emotional and cognitive well-being. Expert Speakers: Kerri Sharp Rawson, PhD, MS Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy & Neurology, Washington University School of Medicine Ryan Duncan, PT, DPT, MSCI Associate Professor of Physical Therapy & Neurology, Washington University School of Medicine November 14, 2024 1:00 pm 3:30 pm 12 p.m.: Check-in, Lunch and Vendor Expo opens. 1 p.m.: Speakers begin. Location: The Crossing 114 N. Eatherton Road Chesterfield, MO 63005 Learn More and Register at: Parkinson.org/STL or call (913) 416-4098. Attendance is free, advanced registration is required.
05 Oct - 05 Oct 2024
08:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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