2013 Walk poster - Alzheimer's Association

Williamson County WalkSeptember 28, 2013http://act.alz.org/Williamson13Austin WalkOctober 19, 2013http://act.alz.org/Travis13Bell County WalkNovember 2, 2013http://act.alz.org/Bell13Hays County WalkNovember 2, 2013http://act.alz.org/Hays13For more information please contact theCapital of Texas Chapter at (800) 367– 2132www.alz.org/walk

JOIN THE MOVEMENT.An estimated 340,000 Texans are touched by Alzheimer’s disease. By 2025, thatnumber is expected to rise to 470,000. Alzheimer’s is a progressive, degenerative braindisease which has no cure. The Walk to End Alzheimer’s enables the Capital of TexasChapter to support Central Texans touched by the disease and related dementia. Weneed your help to continue our services. Sign up today! Grab your friends to form ateam or register as an individual.WALK TO END ALZHEIMER’SEasy steps to get started:1. Decide which walk location you would like to participate in: Austin, Georgetown,Temple or San Marcos.2. Visit the event website (listed on the front of this flyer)3. Follow the easy steps to register a team, join a team or register as an individualwalker.4. Personalize your page and utilize a variety of fundraising tools.LEAD THE WAY.TAKE A STAND. MAKE A DIFFERENCE.Volunteer & Committee OpportunitiesWe need your help in planning and executing a successfulwalk event. If you are interested in joining our committeeplease contact Annie LaGow (512)241-0420 x 12 orAlagow@txalz.org.EVENT SPONSORSHIPA variety of opportunities for corporate sponsorship are available for these highly visibleevents. Contact Annie LaGow at (512) 241-0420 x 12 for more information.SPONSORSAustin Geriatric Specialists H-E-B Encompass Home HealthMinistering PhysiciansProgressive Protection Security Systems Inc.Platinum National TeamsThe mission of the Alzheimer’s Association Capital of Texas Chapter is to eliminate Alzheimer’s disease through the advancement of research andto enhance care and support for individuals, their families, and caregivers. Learn more at www.alz.org/texascapital or (800) 367-2132.