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Board of
Directors
2010 - 2011
Bob Miller, Chair
Doug Rapelje, Past Chair
Vic Kerschl, Vice Chair
Debbie Drew, Treasurer
Nancy Elkin, Secretary
Linda Ressler, Director
Anne Radojcic, Director
John Riediger, Director
Norma Waind, Director
Elco Drost, ASNR Rep
Jim Gregson, ASNR Rep
Teena Kindt, CEO
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The Importance of Your Support...
Over
one hundred years ago, Dr. Alois Alzheimer described
the symptoms and pathology of the devastating
disease that bears his name. Our knowledge of
Alzheimer Disease and the many related dementias
that adversely affect individuals and their families
has grown dramatically. The Alzheimer Society of
Niagara Region is a recognized leader in the field
of Dementia Care. The Society, along with other
community partners, have developed a range of
specialized programs that enhance the quality of
life of individuals with dementia and all who love
and care for them. In this changing climate of
health care and competition for resources, we will
strive to ensure that these valuable programs will
continue. We also have a unique challenge in
Niagara, due to the fact that we have the highest
percentage of seniors per capita in Canada and we
lack the available geriatric resources compared to
other communities.
The Alzheimer Society Niagara Foundation was
launched in June of 2006 and is now the fundraising
arm that funds the programs and services of the
Society. Annually, over $600,000 is raised through
generous donations and events such as Coffee Break,
Walk for Memories, Curl for Memories and the Peter
Saracino Alzheimer Golf Classic.
The
Alzheimer Society Niagara Foundation recognizes that
individuals with Alzheimer Disease and related
dementias and their families need to be treated with
respect, integrity, compassion, dignity, and with
concern for their privacy and safety. As the disease
progresses, preserving the quality of life of the
person with dementia will require the provision of
appropriate social and physical supports.
When you establish a fund at the Alzheimer Society
Niagara Foundation through a tax deductible
contribution, you can choose from a variety of fund
types that offer satisfying and effective
philanthropic gift planning.
Once your fund is established, it can grow tax free
through the Foundation’s prudent stewardship to
increase total dollars available for charitable
distribution. Your fund allows you to give over time
even beyond your lifetime.
Mission
Statement
The mission of
the Alzheimer Society Niagara Foundation is to support the
programs and services for individuals with Alzheimer's disease
and related dementias and their families residing in the
Niagara Region.
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