ANNUAL REPORT 2018 PRESIDENT’S LETTER AFA LEADERSHIP Board of Directors Dear Friends, “Keep Moving Forward” Is a Phrase I Use Quite Often

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ANNUAL REPORT 2018 PRESIDENT’S LETTER AFA LEADERSHIP Board of Directors Dear Friends, “Keep moving forward” is a phrase I use quite often. It’s something I continually tell our team here and everyone else in the fight against Alzheimer’s. Because when it comes to this terrible disease, the status quo is unacceptable. AFA kept moving forward and continued to grow in 2018, with a number of accomplishments of which we are very proud. Among them: Expanding our National Toll-Free Helpline, staffed by licensed social workers trained in dementia care, to seven • Bert E. Brodsky Edward D. Miller Barry Berg, CPA days a week, delivering 3,500 hours of personal, compassionate, quality counseling to more than 5,500 people. Chairman of the Board Vice Chair Treasurer • Providing free confidential memory screenings to more than 1 million people, bringing the total number of individuals served to more than 5 million since the program’s inception. • Bringing our Educating America Tour throughout the nation and connecting thousands of people to resources, knowledge and support services. • Launching a new AFA Lecture Series, “Alzheimer’s Disease from A to Z,” to teach people the signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease, how to communicate memory concerns, and prepare a road map for care. • Celebrating the one-year anniversary of AFA’s Education & Resource Center, the hub of our expanding services. Gerald (Jerry) Angowitz, Esq. Luisa Echevarria Steve Israel Arthur Laitman, Esq. • Training hundreds of first responders to meet the unique needs of police departments and sheriff’s offices nationwide. Secretary • Awarding over $1 million in grants for care, innovation and research, including to more than 85 member Associate Board organizations across the country to support programs like art and music therapy, wandering prevention and respite care, along with research projects to help treat Alzheimer’s disease and college scholarships for the next generation of leaders in the fight against this disease. • Increasing awareness through our Light the World in Teal program with more than 300 landmarks, the largest participation ever. • Publishing an editorial in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease from the AFA Medical, Scientific, and Memory Screening Advisory Board to provide counsel about direct-to-consumer genetic testing kits. Matthew F. Didora, Esq. Judi Marcus • Making our website bilingual to help meet the rising needs of Spanish-speaking families affected by Alzheimer’s. • Again, earning Charity Navigator’s highest rating of four stars in recognition of our commitment to accountability, President & Chief Executive Officer transparency and financial responsibility. Charles J. Fuschillo, Jr. Nothing epitomized the “keep moving forward” motto better than our first-ever Alzheimer’s Walk this past October at the AFA Respite Care Relief Park in the Town of Babylon, New York. Despite a steady stream of cold rain, nothing dampened the spirits of the hundreds of good folks who came out to make a difference in the fight against Alzheimer’s. The accomplishments of 2018 were significant, but with the number of people affected by Alzheimer’s disease expected to nearly triple by 2060, we must continue to do more. We are grateful for your past support which helped make all of this possible. With your continued generosity, we will build on our shared successes and keep moving forward, enriching lives and creating hope.

Sincerely,

Medical, Scientific & Memory Screening Advisory Board J. Wesson Ashford, MD, PhD, Chair Margaret Dean, RN, CS-BC, NP-C, FAANP Peter Bayley, PhD Sanford I. Finkel, MD Charles J. Fuschillo, Jr. Soo Borson, MD Lori Frank, PhD President & Chief Executive Officer Herman Buschke, MD Lee Hyer, PhD Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Donna Cohen, PhD George Perry, PhD Jeffrey Cummings, MD, ScD Richard E. Powers, MD Peter Davies, PhD Frederick Schmitt, PhD 2 | ALZHEIMER’S FOUNDATION OF AMERICA ALZFDN.ORG | 3 CARE, COUNSELING, RESOURCES AFA ON THE ROAD

Educating America Tour Since its launch in 2017, AFA’s Educating America Tour has brought awareness, resources, knowledge, and caregiving support free of charge to 15,000 participants and 28 states across the country. In 2018, we landed in 13 states: California, Arizona, Massachusetts, Tennessee, South Carolina, Alabama, New York, Wisconsin, Virginia, Louisiana, Texas, Ohio, and Georgia.

“Hearing real life stories are always helpful in letting you know that you’re not alone.” Helpline The first AFA touchpoint of care is our National Toll-Free Helpline, staffed by compassionate, licensed social workers, specially trained in Alzheimer’s and dementia counseling. In 2018, we expanded to 7 days a week, National Memory Educating America Tour helped helped more than 5,500 people and provided more than Screening Program 3,500 hours of counseling. Over 5 million people in 14 years have been served by our simple, safe, free and confidential evaluation at 15,000 people in 28 states thousands of screening events, community health fairs, 5,500 people helped memory-screening Mondays in November, and retail 3,500 hours of quality counseling partnerships, such as Kmart Pharmacy. through 2018. 7 days a week In 2018, more than 1 million “It’s wonderful to have people received a memory AFA Lecture “The workshop was excellent and very screening. Series AFA’s newest free educational comprehensive in terms of focusing a place to call for help series, “Alzheimer’s disease from A to Z,” launched in fall 2018 on management of Alzheimer’s especially when you “I was so scared in three markets: Long Island, Westchester and Rhode Island. because some people Open to the public, participants disease, sensitivity toward patients can’t talk openly to learn the signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease, how to and family caregivers.” friends and family.” in my family have communicate concerns about memory as well as planning Alzheimer’s. I’m so for care as you age. Attending social workers can receive two glad I came.” continuing education contact hours for free as well. 4 | ALZHEIMER’S FOUNDATION OF AMERICA ALZFDN.ORG | 5 EDUCATION & RESOURCE CENTER Professional Development, August 2018 marked the one-year anniversary of AFA’s new Education & Resource Center, the hub of our expanding services. Care Partner Training & Here, AFA provides community classes offering integrative, therapeutic programming that encourages socialization and Assessment fun, weekly caregiver telephone support groups as well as educational workshops and webinars that set the standard of AFA is setting the national standard for professional excellence for health care professionals, facilities and care partners. excellence, facilities and care partners serving individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and other related illnesses. Care Connection Community Classes Pet Therapy | Dance | Art | Music | Horticulture | Chair Yoga | Mah Jong AFA trained more Serving nearly 1,000 participants than 5,000 people in Caregiver Support Groups dementia care in 2018. Telephone-based support groups for Caregivers, Young-Onset Spouses, Long-Term Care, Caring for an Aging Parent Care Connection Webinar Series This monthly webinar series increased 32% in participation, now serving more than 1,500 professional and family caregivers. Topics included “Keeping Love Alive as Memories Fade” to “Recognizing Home Hazards” and “Clinical Trials 101.”

Partners in Care AFA’s signature, office-based training program experienced a 16% increase in participation in 2018.

Dementia Care Professionals of America (DCPA) More than 3,500 social workers and professionals trained at AFA’s on-site workshop at six industry conferences in 2018, AFA Excellence in Care Program including the American Society of Aging and the National Nearly 20 sites and 15 specialists have earned this Association of Social Workers. distinction in 2018.

Special Dementia Training for First Responders First responders are on the front lines protecting our communities, including people with dementia- related illnesses. To help them meet the unique needs of these individuals, AFA continued to provide specialized dementia training to public safety agencies in 2018, including the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Police Department, which safeguards some of the nation’s largest transportation facilities. Together with Project Lifesaver International, AFA held its first-ever educational and training conference specifically for first responders in Fairfax, VA, teaching them about the signs of dementia and ways to effectively communicate with someone who has a cognitive impairment. More than 100 officers from six different states participated. 6 | ALZHEIMER’S FOUNDATION OF AMERICA ALZFDN.ORG | 7 Sing For Your Seniors, New York, NY Bi-annual Grants (Spring & Fall) South Whitehall Township Police Department, Allentown, PA In 2018, AFA was able to fund 50 grants in 33 states, supporting museum- INVESTING IN COMMUNITY CARE Syracuse Jewish Family Services, Syracuse, NY based art therapy, a wandering prevention project, a traveling education Tazewell County Sheriff’s Office, Tazewell, VA exhibit, transportation for residents to access services, wellness and The George G. Glenner Alzheimer’s Family Centers, Inc., Chula Vista, CA nutrition caregiver workshops as well as fitness and balance programs. Over $1 million in grants awarded in 2018 Valley Adult Older Services, Porterville, CA Volunteers of America Oregon, Portland, OR Act Now Foundation, Jersey City, NJ for innovation, care and research Washington County Commission on Aging, Hagerstown, MD Allegheny County Office of the District Attorney, Pittsburgh, PA Wyoming Dementia Care, Casper, WY Alzheimer’s Alliance Tri-State Area, Texarkana, TX Anne & Irving Brodsky Alzheimer’s and Dementia Services of Northern Indiana, South Bend, IN Innovation Grant—$25,000 Alzheimer’s Community Care, West Palm Beach, FL Milton & Phyllis Berg Awarded for groundbreaking programs or services that raise the bar on Alzheimer’s care Alzheimer’s Family Caregiver Support Center, Inc., Brewster, MA Respite Care Grants Alzheimer’s Orange County, Irvine, CA In response to the overwhelming and ongoing need for caregiver respite, Apostles of the Sacred Heart Clelian Center, Hamden, CT 36 organizations received grants in 24 states, funding such meaningful “We provide this grant to fund innovative programs that Appalachian Agency for Senior Citizens, Cedar Bluff, VA relief as adult day programs, in-home aides, companion care, and Art for the Journey, Richmond, VA overnight respite. improve quality of life for those with Alzheimer’s and set Athens County Sheriff’s Office, Athens, OH an example which other organizations can follow.” Audrey’s Angels, Phoenix, AZ “Family caregivers give selflessly, day in and day out, to help their loved BakerRipley, Houston, TX ones. It’s important that they also be able to care for themselves, too. —Bert Brodsky, AFA Founder & Chairman of the Board Barry & Florence Friedberg JCC, Oceanside, NY Respite programs are increasingly important to improve the quality Blaine County Senior Council dba The Senior Connection, Hailey, ID of life for individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and their family Branson Missouri Police Dept., Branson, MO caregivers. We are proud to support these outstanding organizations in Thelma’s Place, Canby, Oregon Briteside Adult Day Centers, Flemington, NJ their efforts to provide support in their communities.” The Garden of Life, Intergenerational Sensory Garden for Adults Caregiver Relief Program of Bedford Co., Shelbyville, TN —Barry Berg, AFA Board of Trustees Beth Nakamura/The Oregonian Beth Nakamura/The and Pre-school Children Caregiver Support Services, Omaha, NE Cary Medical Center, Caribou, ME Alzheimer’s & Dementia Services of Memphis, Inc. Memphis, TN “We are so thankful for this award. It will reap benefits for years to come.” Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department, Charlotte, NC Alzheimer’s and Dementia Society (DBA Memory Matters) St. George, UT —Ellen Coburn, Executive Director, Thelma’s Place CICOA Aging & In-Home Solutions, Indianapolis, IN Alzheimer’s Community Care, West Palm Beach, FL City of Albany Police Department, Albany, GA Alzheimer’s Disease Association of Kern County, Bakersfield, CA, CJE SeniorLife, Chicago, IL Alzheimer’s Orange County, Irvine, CA Conejo Valley Senior Concerns, Thousand Oaks, CA Alzheimer’s Services Center, Morrow, GA Therapeutic & Quality of Life Member Growth Creative Story Project-The Santa Project, Cleveland, TN Alzheimer’s Services of the Capital Area, Baton Rouge, LA By the end of 2018, the AFA membership network has Programming Cross Keys Village-The Brethren Home Community, New Oxford, PA Barry and Florence Friedberg JCC Senior Adults Day Program, Oceanside, NY New in 2018, The Teal Room, The Teal Times Café, and For Your grown to 2,800 organizations, an 8% increase, expanding Elder Network, Rochester, MN Betheseda Health Group, St. Louis, MO Caregiver Relief Program of Bedford County, Shelbyville, TN Mind & Body programs launched in 4 states. Hosted by member in numbers and diversity with the addition of educational Family Services of Westchester, Port Chester, NY Caregiver Support Services, Omaha, NE organizations 305 West End Assisted Living, Sunrise Senior Living institutions such as Stony Brook University and Emory Family Services of Westchester, Purchase, NY University, assisted living communities such as Atria Senior Fox Valley Older Adult Services, Sandwich, IL Caring Days Adult Day Care, Tuscaloosa, AL and Bristal Assisted Living among others, these comfortable, Caroline Medical Adult Day Care, Denton, MD Living, and therapeutic groups such as the Marian Chace Giving Back: Move with Balance, Paia, HI socially engaging spaces are purposely welcoming to individuals CJE SeniorLife (Council for Jewish Elderly), Chicago, IL Foundation of the American Dance Therapy Association Gloria’s Way, Cleveland, OH living with Alzheimer’s and other cognitive disorders and their Hope Health Massachusetts, Hyannis, MA COHME, New York, NY caregivers. Programs include art, dance, music, horticultural and Sing For Your Seniors. Insight Memory Care, Inc., Fairfax, VA Collat Jewish Family Services, Birmingham, AL therapy as well as refreshments, conversation and laughter. Inspirit, Inc., Lake Worth, FL Community Adult Respite Experience, Albemarle, NC Memory Care Home Solutions, St. Louis, MO Grace Center for Adult Day Services, Corvallis, OR Memory Matters, Hilton Head Island, SC HomeCare Options (Visiting Homemaker Service of Passaic County), Totowa, NJ Mid-Island Y JCC, Plainview, NY Hope Dementia & Alzheimer’s Services, Hyannis, MA Music in Medicine, Inverness, FL Keystone Adult Day Program, Oakridge, TN My Friend’s Place, Bangor, ME Memory Matters, Hilton Head Island, SC Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University, Durham, NC Mid-Island Y JCC, Plainview, NY New Cassel Retirement Center, Omaha, NE My Second Home, Mt. Kisco, NY New England Cognitive Center, New London, CT My Second Home, White Plains, NY North End Senior Solutions, Otis, OR Naples Senior Center at JCFS, Naples, FL Old Friends Club, Kirkland, WA Old Friends Club, Kirkland, WA OPICA Adult Day Program & Counseling Center, Los Angeles, CA OPICA Adult Day Program and Counseling Center, Los Angeles, CA Orange County Sheriff’s Office, Hillsborough, NC Payson Senior Center, Payson, AZ Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, New York, NY Region 10 LEAP Area Agency on Aging, Montrose, CO Patrick County Alzheimer’s Group LLC, Stuart, VA Respite Care of Charleston, Charleston, SC Pilot Club of Huntsville Foundation, Madison, AL Respite Day Services of Oxford, Oxford, MS Putnam County Sheriff’s Department, Hamlet, NY Riverstone Senior Life Services, New York, NY Respite Care of Charleston, Charleston, SC Selfhelp Community Services, New York, NY Rhythm Break Cares, New York, NY Senior Access, San Rafael, CA Senior Access, San Rafael, CA Springwell Inc., Waltham, MA SeniorsPlus, Lewiston, ME Syracuse Jewish Family Service, Syracuse, NY

8 | ALZHEIMER’S FOUNDATION OF AMERICA ALZFDN.ORG | 9 INVESTING IN THE FUTURE FUNDING INNOVATIVE RESEARCH Awarding College Scholarships More than $200,000 to $100,000 to The Feinstein In 2018, AFA awarded $30,000 in college scholarship funding to 30 students across the country whose lives have Stony Brook Medicine Institute for Medical Research been personally impacted by Alzheimer’s disease. Many have a loved one with the disease, worked as caregivers, To support an Positron Emission Tomography (PET) imaging volunteered and have developed a passion for the cause. More than 2,400 student applications were received for the research project that will compare neurons from healthy Litwin-Zucker Center for the 2018 Teens for Alzheimer’s Awareness Scholarship Essay Contest. controls to those affected by Alzheimer’s disease. This type Study of Alzheimer’s Disease of innovative, translational research study has the potential and Memory Disorders “I am truly grateful to lead to the development of effective medications that To explore new treatments for Alzheimer’s most troubling specifically target the damaged areas of the brain. symptoms: hallucinations, agitation, and aggression. that I had the This funding award is the third phase of a five-year chance to care for "Through this collaboration with the $500,000 commitment. [my grandfather], Alzheimer’s Foundation of America, “AFA recognized the urgent need for show him how Stony Brook will bring new insights into research in this very difficult area, and much I love him the origins of Alzheimer’s, which will provided support when few others were and maintain his translate into advanced diagnostics, willing to do so. Dr. Jeremy Koppel and dignity.” treatments and prognoses for I, along with our team, have made real —Laurence Crandon our patients.” progress in this area over the last two years, Grand Prize Winner —Kenneth Kaushansky, MD, SVP, Health Sciences and Dean of Stony Brook University School of Medicine and are excited to continue this research.” —Peter Davies, PhD, Director of the Litwin-Zucker Center for the Study of Alzheimer’s Disease and Memory Disorders at The Feinstein Institute for Medical Research “The impact that Alzheimer’s disease had on my life through my great grandmother’s “I’ve never experienced journey is something that anything even close can never be replaced or to the love and utter recreated. It taught me devotion that my to love unconditionally, to grandpa has for my honor family bonds, and grandma. That’s love to do what is necessary at a whole other stage even through scary in life.” situations. It means the —Dani Moore First Runner-Up absolute world to me that I was able to care for her and make her smile while she was alive.” —Brooke Serra Second Runner-Up

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Historic $2.34 Billion in Federal “The National Plan to Address RAISE Family Caregiver Act Genetic Testing Funding for Alzheimer’s Research Alzheimer’s Disease calls for Recognize, Assist, Include, Support and Engage (RAISE) The increasing popularity of direct-to-consumer The fiscal year 2019 federal budget delivered $2.34 Family Caregivers Act will provide a desperately genetic testing kits, particularly at holiday gift- billion for Alzheimer’s research funding. This was a cure or disease modifying needed comprehensive national plan for the millions giving season, prompted AFA’s Medical, Scientific, the first time federal investment surpassed $2 billion treatment by 2025. This funding of family caregivers across the country who tirelessly and Memory Screening Advisory Board to publish an a year, the minimum amount leading scientists say care for their loved ones—including those living with editorial in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease to advise is needed to meet the National Plan to Address gets us on a viable path toward Alzheimer’s—often while also trying to balance a consumers about their proper usage. “Three Wishes Alzheimer’s Disease goal of finding a cure and/or family and a career, and deal with health issues of Now That the Genie is Out of the Bottle” provided better treatment by 2025. putting this goal within the their own. The RAISE Act requires the U.S. Secretary of recommendations to consumers, physician-scientists, Health and Human Services (HHS) to develop, maintain policy makers and the commercial genetic testing realm of possible. Maintaining and update an integrated national strategy to support industry on strengthening consumer safeguards and BOLD New Action to Fight the status quo when it comes to family caregivers. making it easier for people to access information so Alzheimer’s Disease that they can make a more informed decision about Alzheimer’s is not an option.” The Building Our Largest Dementia Infrastructure Kevin and Avonte’s Law Passed whether genetic testing is right for them. for Alzheimer’s (BOLD) law makes dementia a public —Charles J. Fuschillo, Jr., AFA President & CEO The Missing Americans Alert Program Act of 2018 (also health issue by establishing Centers of Excellence known as “Kevin and Avonte’s Law”) was established to “Consumers should have the right in Public Health Practice dedicated to promoting provide grants for training and technologies that help Alzheimer’s disease management and caregiving first responders locate individuals with Alzheimer’s information before deciding to interventions as well as educating the public about disease or autism who wander and go missing. The Alzheimer’s disease and brain health. take a genetic test.” program is authorized at $2 million annually (or $10 —Lori Frank, PhD, AFA Medical, Scientific million) from FY 2018 through 2022. and Memory Screening Advisory Board Member

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AFA in the News $3 Million In 2018, AFA provided information about Alzheimer’s disease, caregiving, in donated public- memory screenings, brain health and wellness, and other important topics service ads in stories by major media outlets across the country, including: • Taxi-cab TV monitors in New York City, Chicago, Miami, Boston, San Francisco

• Billboards in Times Square

• Captivate elevator and lobby digital video network ads in 27 cities, nearly 10,000 screens

• Rest-stop displays on the NJ Turnpike, Garden State Parkway, Atlantic City FAMILY CAREGIVERS EXCHANGE TIPS, Expressway SHARE STORIES TO EASE ALZHEIMER’S LOSSES

How to Prevent Caregiver Burnout Holiday Travel Tips for Caregivers

Free Memory Screenings, Support for Families at Huge Alzheimer’s Conference Coming to Atlanta

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Woodmen Tower — Omaha, NE

The World’s Only Corn Palace —Mitchell, SD Keep Memory Alive Event Center — Las Vegas, NV

Miami-Dade College Freedom Tower — Miami, FL ICON Orlando — Orlando, FL

Arlington Police Department — Arlington, VA

Vancouver Lookout — Vancouver, Canada

Maryland Government House — Annapolis, MD

United Hebrew of New Rochelle — Fifth Third Center — Nashville, TN New Rochelle, NY

LAX Airport — Los Angeles, CA

Light the World in Teal On November 8, 2018, more than 300 landmarks lit up the world in teal, the largest number of participants ever, in AFA’s public awareness campaign now in its fifth year. Raising spirits and demonstrating support for the millions of people living with Alzheimer’s disease and their care partners, Light the World in Teal participation included The Freedom Tower and the New York Stock Exchange in New York; LAX Airport, Los Angeles; the Prudential Tower, Boston; The Country Music Hall of Fame, Nashville; The Willis Tower, Chicago; Cobh Cathedral, Ireland; Taipei Tower, Taiwan; Sichuan Tower, China; and the Tower of Belèm, Portugal. Gotham Hall — New York, NY

16 | ALZHEIMER’S FOUNDATION OF AMERICA ALZFDN.ORG | 17 FUNDING THE MISSION HELPING US MAKE A BIGGER IMPACT “We speak for those who can’t.” AFA Golf Classic at the Meadow Brook Club —Bert E. Brodsky, AFA Founder & Board Chairman Honoring Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Rehabilitation Center President & CEO Stuart Almer. THANK YOU FOR GIVING THEM A VOICE Ride the Divide for Raised over $150,000 Alzheimer’s For Monique Ades’ senior project in the summer of 2018, she and her father, Mickeal, rode mountain bikes down the continental divide trail, 2,700 miles of 2018 uncertain terrain, from Banff, Canada, to Antelope Wells, New Mexico, in memory of great-papa Troy Shackelford. DONORS $2,000,000+ Estate of Shirley A. Temme $25,000 + Estate of William C. Sodi Raised over Superior Digital Displays** Allergan $17,000 Genentech Inc. Anonymous iPic Entertainment** $1,000,000 + Avanir Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Latcor Media** Linda’s Ride at SoulCycle Edward & Della Thome Memorial Foundation Biogen Inc. Honoring Linda German who is living with Early-Onset Alzheimer’s. Helen Barrett Trust Janise Bogard $50,000 + Claim Executive of the Year Awards Banquet Anonymous Raised Over $500,000 + Committee $20,000 Benevity, Inc. Dvorak Trust Stuart P. Weckerly Trust Champion Motors International Edward and Carol Miller Charitable Gift Fund E. Thaviu and T. Feiman Thaviu Charitable Estate of Edith Held Remainder Trust $100,000 + Estate of Gordon Lee Gullicksen GSN Games’ Estate of John J. Waye Trust Captivate Network** Estate of Jamie Luis Loyola Facebook Payments, Inc. Solitaire TriPeaks Walk in the Park Event Combined Federal Campaign Estate of Lenore B. Melzer GSN Games A special 24-hour At the first-of-its kind Respite Care Park Creative Mobile Technologies ** Estate of Marie Salzberg fundraising event where Merck in the Town of Babylon, hundreds of Estate of Douglas T. Holmes Estate of Phyllis E. Stein 100% of the net proceeds of people came out on a rainy October day Network for Good* Estate of Gene J. Bonagur Estate of Robert L. Hathon over a half-million players to support the first-ever Alzheimer’s Walk Morton Silverman Estate of Jan West Estate of Walter S. Draffin were awarded to AFA. in the Park. The Hannon Beinhoff Trust Estate of Janet V. O’Brien James Maynard The Rose Family Living Trust Estate of Joan Nelson Hayes National Christian Foundation Ohio Raised over Raised over TIAA* $69,000 $24,000 Estate of Peter Joseph McGourty Swisher Family Trust

18 | ALZHEIMER’S FOUNDATION OF AMERICA ALZFDN.ORG | 19 Barbara Pappas AIB/PSB Family Bentson, Vuona & Westersten, LLP HELPING US MAKE A BIGGER IMPACT Patient Care Associates, Inc. Air Centers of Florida Inc. Kara M. Berglund Paypal Charitable Giving Fund* Todd S. Alexander Ann Berkery The Allergan Foundation Northern Trust Company* Criteo Corp. Mark Peters Kevin Allison Berwind Corporation The Minkin Foundation Outsource America, Inc. Donald Crook Lisa Pickering Knight Amazon Smile Organization Best Plumbing Specialties The Robert E. Nabb Trust Andrew J. Parsons Curbell Medical Pledgeling Foundation* Michael Ambrosino Nelda Biggs-Brasher The Thomas and Agnes Carvel Foundation The Thomas Reep Trust D’Agostino Foundation Premier RN Geriatric Care, LLC American Academy of Ophthalmology Bill Wolf Petroleum Corporation William P. Rubey Peter Davies Pura Vida Bracelets Ameriprise Financial* Kathleen Blackman Carol L. Saxton Carole Deitrich $10,000 + RavenQuoth Inc. Rex Ames Glen and Sharon Blair Penny Schmitz E. Joseph Evans Charitable Trust Aaron & Marion Gural Foundation Frank Rechterman Joan M. Anderson Danny Blakely Senior Helpers Franchising, LLC Edward S. Miller and Joyce I. Miller Fund AERTC and NYS Smart Grid Consortium Reynolds American Inc. Matt and Rita Andis Blumenfeld Development Group Bernard E. Small Estate of Fouad Moshy Anonymous (3 Donors) Richard Dunn Family Foundation Clayton Andrews Samuel L. Boglio Sons of Italy Foundation — Order Sons of Italy in Estate of Judith and Richard Lawrie Gerald Archambeault Rosenberg, Fortuna & Laitman, LLP Rita A. Andriacchi Sharrel L. Boike America Estate of Phyllis J. Eccles CVS Health Charity Classic, Inc. Marilyn Rosskam Anonymous Gayle M. Bond Stanley Shalom Zielony Foundation Estate of Samuel Kuflik Chris & Myrna Barton Giving Fund S.F.V. Lodge Arbol Christian Communications John Bonds TD Ameritrade Clearing* Estate of Sharyn Robbins Silverstein Earl M. and Margery C. Chapman Foundation Sandata Technologies, LLC— Argent Development Group Mitchell Borger The GIV Foundation at United Charitable Estate of Walter J. Bodek Philip L. Edwards Bert E. Brodsky, Chairman Harvey Armstrong Christopher Boss The Lary Foundation Inc. Eugene M. Lang Foundation Emmy & David German Richard Schippers AT&T United Way/Employee Giving Campaign* Burt and Trish Branstetter The Madigan Revocable Trust of 1995 Fairfield County’s Community Foundation Estate of Alfreda Matschuck Ali Selim William Aughenbaugh John E. Branzell The Robert and Shirley Harris Family Foundation Family Features** Estate of Carlette M. Allen Shell Oil Company Foundation Matching Gifts* Robert A. Ayers Leslie Brauer The Thorson Foundation Michael S. Giannotto Estate of Eloy Roybal Shirley and Burt Harris Family Foundation Babcock Charitable Trust Bright Funds Foundation TIF Foundation Fund Amy Green Estate of Jane Elizabeth Urquhart Stern The Apatow-Mann Family Foundation, Inc. Babelway Inc. Bright White Paper Co. TisBest Philanthropy* John Hare Estate of Marjorie A. Hemphill-Salomo The Apple Lane Foundation Wendy Bachman Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation Matching TRUIST by Frontstream* Harris Mathews Charitable Foundation Estate of Richard P. Cody The Children of Ruth C. Howard Blanche Bacon Gift Program Gene Walker Mary G. Harscher Estate of Sarah Williams Palmer The Howard and Barbara Farkas Foundation Elizabeth G. Bacot-Aigner Phyllis Brock Barbara L. Whitcraft Robert Hoffman Estate of Steve B. Kallman The LLEE Foundation Linda C. Badger Douglas L. Brooks William C. Dowling, Jr. Foundation Elmo J. Hurst Estate of Valeria B. Stewart The Michelle Canning Band Barbara A. Bailey Candace N. Brown JL HVAC Inc. Frederick H. Bedford and Margaret S. Bedford The Palisades Educational Foundation, Inc. Darrell Baker Charles D. Brown Charitable Foundation $5,000 + Jake’s 58 Hotel and Casino The Sunshine Foundation James Baker Mary Beth Browne Give With Liberty* 305 West End Avenue Assisted Living Jenkins Living Center, Inc.— The Tortimaki Foundation Ball Homes, LLC Mark Buchignani Hiscox Foundation USA 322 Partners LLC, Newark Knight Frank Watertown Alzheimer’s Council Joan Trifletti Cindy Ballas Brandon Buikema IBM Employee Services Center* America’s Charities* Jerry Vogel Foundation, Inc. John H. & Dorothy M. Castle Charitable Baltimore Family Foundation Inc. Penney P. Burnett Independent Charities Of America* Anonymous Sherri A. Kliczak Lead Annuity Trust David Balton Burton & Rose Kahn Family Foundation Jackson National Life Insurance Company* Audrey and Ozzie Golf Outing for Alzheimer’s George R. Kunkle Gary Weede BankUnited Peter Buscemi James and Betty Russell Trust Ayco Charitable Foundation — Rose F. Kuser Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe Anthony J. Barbera Leonard Bynum Jane B. and Eugene E. White Family Foundation The DCR Foundation Carole Leboff Management Corporation David A. Barr Frank C. Cameron Debora L. Jones Bank of America Charitable Foundation* Alice Mark Wieden and Kennedy Barth Electric Co., Inc. Martha Y. Campbell JP Morgan Chase US Employee Funds* Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund* Brenda Martini O’Loughlin WRH Realty Services Ronald H. Bates Capital Digestive Care, LLC, Laboratory and the Frank G. Kienast Barry E. Berg Vanessa McLean YourCause, LLC Trustee for New York Life* Paths Erich Baumgartner Roger Koehler Judy Binegar Belinda Menendez Jaya Zachariah Capital Region Community Foundation* Deborah Bearchell David J. Kurti Michelle Bless Merrill Lynch* Anthony J. Caravetta John M. Beard L & L Foundation Kenneth J. Bohan Eugene R. Middendorf $1,000 + Caribou Biosciences, Inc. Beauty 21 Cosmetics, Inc. Carla Leland Janine Bullis Valine Morris A. Hazan Family Foundation Abrams, Fensterman, Fensterman, Eisman, Fred J. Carillo BEB Capital—Bert E. Brodsky, Chairman Jay Levy Melody Burke N & J Levy Charitable Foundation—Linda Greenburg, Formato Donald Carlson and Jerry Saslow BWD Sports & Entertainment and NFP Mrs. James T. Lyon Kevin Z. Campbell Ackman-Ziff Real Estate Group Patricia H. Carlson NetImpact Strategies Edward Becker Joan and Robert Matloff Fund Judith L. Caruso Doug Adair Vincent Carosella Newman’s Own Foundation Janis Becker Meadowlands** Charles L. and Joan M. Hirsch Family Foundation Adirondack Beverages Edward L. Carrico Nichols Family Foundation Aro J. Bedevian Murphy Family Group Cary Clark Thomas Adrian Loretta Cass Orbital ATK, Inc. Harry R. Beeth Larry Murphy Lindsay M. Cowles Aetna, Inc. Kevin Catt

20 | ALZHEIMER’S FOUNDATION OF AMERICA ALZFDN.ORG | 21 Dennis Cavanaugh Delta Sigma Phi Iota Psi Marc A. Feinberg CBS Sports—David Berson, President Emily Dequay Nancy Ferens HELPING US MAKE A BIGGER IMPACT Centerhem, Inc. Ellen DeSanctis Ken Ferguson Marc Gollob HSBC Philanthropic Programs* Richard Laine Marin Country Day School CGNY Renovations Incorporation Howard Dessau Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC* Sandra Gollob Sue J. Hughes Charles Lamkin Margo Marks Challenger Lighting Company DGMagnetics Gary Filerman Mary Gorte Donald Hunter Tony M. Land Carol L. Marshall Ralph A. Chapuis George L. Dickstein Finishing Systems Inc. Virginia Goss Hunter Family Charitable Trust Diane Lane Nancy A. Marshall Charities Aid Foundation of America* DonateWell* First Baptist Church of San Bruno Ken Graboys Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc. David Langer Jack D. Martin Charitybuzz* DonationXchange Fleetcor Tech Operating Co., LLC Marilyn Grace Laura Hymes James Lax Marvin D. and Melissa U. Gill Family Charleston Sign & Banner LLC Dora and Emanuel Ciner Foundation, Inc. Fleetcor Technologies Philanthropy Team Rick Graham Illinois Tool Works Foundation Jesus Leal Foundation, Inc. Joseph Cheavens Dorfman Pacific Kathryn Folsom Great Valley Publishing Company, ImpactAssets, Inc. Kerbee Leavitt Mary Lou Downs Foundation Erick Christensen Rhea Dow Cynthia H. Ford Inc. ING Financial Services, LLC Michael D. Lee Mass. Electric Construction Co. Cintas Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soaps Four Springs Capital, LLC Greater Douglas United Way* Intercity Investments, Inc. Michiko Lee John D. Mayberry Clapp Hill Road LLC Jerome Duffy FragranceNet Greater Kansas City Community Barbara H. Irwin Wenhsin Lee McBride Consulting & Business Clark Family Foundation Duncan, Weinberg, Genzer & Pembroke, P.C. Frame USA, Inc. Foundation Development Group Jane and Gene Inc. Terry R. Leese Paul Cobo Abby, Egon, Andrew and Jaimie Durban and Gloria M. Francis Tom and Jean Greenawalt Susan A. McCarthy Jewish Communal Fund* Jay A. Lefkowitz Thomas G. Cole Kresse James Frank Evan Greenstein Kenneth McDonald Albert Jicha Diana Leher Combined Jewish Philanthropies of Greater Patrick Dwyer Gregory Franzese Marilouise Grewe Paul McElroy Bellaria Jimenez Ellen Leikind Boston* Eagan Family Foundation Kim Franzese John Guarino Wilmer D. McGee JJ & C Partnership Ann E. Levin Community Foundation of Sarasota Earl Penn Wood Farm Fred Marcus Photography Gulf Coast Commuinity Foundation, Patrick McGinnis JNJ Unified Communication and Paul A. Levis Linda R. Connelly Frank Early, Jr. Avram Freedberg Inc. McIntosh Family Light Show Collaboration Alice Liao Linda L. Cook East Bay Community Foundation Skip Frenzel Gurwin Jewish Geriatric Foundation L. M. McIntyre Memorial Field Trial Maurice Joffe Fritz W. Liebig Eric S. Corbett Dorothy Eaton Front Street Associates, LLC DBA Wash-A-Local Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Regan McNair Rehabilitation Center Michael Jones Kimberly S. Lindgren Corinthian International Foundation Luisa Echevarria McNamara Laundromat Spence Mehl Dorothea A. Hadler Dorian S. Jordan Candace L. Lindsay Corning Incorporated Foundation Eleanor and Finley Moss Foundation Zachary Fryer-Biggs Mercury Public Affairs LLC Amy F. Haitonic Steven D. Jordening List Master Systems Inc. Jean Corson Ellen Wills Martin Foundation Gerald and Betty Fuller Meridian Captial Group Opal Halla Shirlie Joseph Catherine Livadary Melinda Cotton Rebecca Emanuel-Jones FXCM Meridian Middle School Alexander N. Halpern JP Morgan Chase Foundation* LLR, Inc. Greg Couch Employee Health Insurance Management GallettAir Inc. Merlin Petroleum Co., Inc. Beverly L. Hamilton JustGive* Lockheed Martin Employees Political Gil Cox Mark Engels Lance Garcy Metropolis Collectibles Richard T. Hamner Patricia L. Kahler Action Committee LMEPAC Debra Crawford Michael Eramo Jessie Gargas Meyer Esther Mazor Foundation Inc. Roy B. Hand Jill Kale Kevin C. Logue Judy Crouch Julia Espel Donna C. Garner MGM Resorts Foundation Tom Hankins Rajeev Kathuria Maryanne Long Andy Crowder Essex Trust of Essex Savings Bank Gartenlaub Miceli Inc. t/a Poplar Fine Jewelry Robert D. Hannum Peter Keane Chalemchai Losirisup Crowdrise* Estate of Barbara Padgett Gary and Jana Goodwin Mid America Real Estate Corp Ellen Harkavy Sharon K. Kells Kathleen B. Loughnot David Cunn Estate of Harold leifer Michelle L. Gaulding Miller Family Endowment Inc. Harmon Foundation Richard M. Kelly Olivia G. Lowery F. A. Curran Estate of Jerry Parrott GE United Way Campaign* Linda Miller Harry Donenfeld Foundation, Inc. Jennifer Keran LPL Financial Member FINRA/SIPC* CustomInk, LLC Estate of June M. Bordner Genovese, Joblove and Battista P.A. Nadine Miller Richard Haskel Balachandar Kesavan Joan N. Lum Robert Cuzzi Estate of Louis J. Dellaquila Don Gentry Norbert Mindel Hastreiter Industries Corporation Dennis L. Keys Craig Lynch Richard Cynowa Estate of Michael A. Joanson Steven Gerleit Lynn M. Moal Michael Havens Won Y. Kim Claire Mackin Cynthia Rose Memorial Charitable Foundation Estate of Velma K. Hollon Sara Geuder Modell’s II, Inc. Donald Head Marjorie Klayman Carlana J. Maduza Paul Dalton Henk en Ilse Esveld Joseph Gevock Diane Mohr Alexander Henkin Lenore C. Klein Leonard P. Maganza J. Daniel Eventbrite, Inc.* Joan Geyer Helen Molloy Marcia Henning Kluger, Kaplan, Silverman, Katzen Elizabeth C. Magee Stephen Danna Facility Management Corp. John A. Gilligan and Levine, P.L. David W. Molumby Henri Bendel New York Magnolia Springs Florence Rob Das William Fagan Givenik LLC Virginia L. Knauss Priscila Montana Jane R. Hoffman Eric Mahr David A. Dean Michael L. Faltischek GKN Sinter Metals Stephen Knode Elizabeth B. Moody Holborn Corporation Main Line Reform Temple, Beth Ingeborg N. Dean Ken Fankhauser Norman Gleit James K. Koelliker Elohim Allen Moore Alan Horwits Burt Deardorff Joseph Farnan Norma Globerman KPMG Community Giving Campaign* Lawrence J. Malone Jerome Morgan Linda Hothem Della Calce Private Foundation John C. Faulkner Lance Goldberg Franklin D. Kramer Rita Manly Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, LLC Hovus, Inc. Tony L. Della Ripa FCP Fund Manager LLC Goldman, Sachs & Co. Ginger Kreis and Family Betty L. Manwaring Mountain Run At Boyne Owner James and Judy Howard Kristen Delldonna Christy Feiber Stuart D. Goldstein Arlene Kuhnen Linda Marcotte Association Michael Hoyle

22 | ALZHEIMER’S FOUNDATION OF AMERICA ALZFDN.ORG | 23 Kimball Stone The M. Whitney Nesbitt Trust Sheila Von Euer HELPING US MAKE A BIGGER IMPACT Ariele Strauss The Manny and Ruthy Cohen Foundation Jean C. Voorhees Mary Mueller PJ and Palmina Casella Foundation Donald R. Sanders John D. Strong The Marvel S. Platoff Foundation Voya Foundation Patrick and Laura Mulvihill Pogue Construction Steve Sanger Frances B. Sublett The Natter Family Foundation VVA LLC Project Managers Clella B. Murray Polsky Sports and Entertainment LLC Mitch Sauberman Michael Sullivan The Pearl Family Foundation, Inc. Michelle Wade Nanell Foundation, Inc. Jeanette R. Porretta Bennett Schachter Jill Sumner The Richard P. Quadri Charitable Gift Fund Irene Wakabayashi National Financial Services, LLC. Potter Electric Signal Company, LLC Roger and Sharon Schenewerk Steven I. Suzzan The Robert E. Nabb Trust Cate Waynick Danielle L. Neal Barbara J. Powers Philip L. Schmidt Shirley Swedlow The Shirley W. & William L. Griffin Charitable Brad Weber Foundation Linda Nechvatal Precision Castparts Jeffrey G. Schneider Synergy Sports, Inc. Larry B. Weber The T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving Frances Nee Alec C. Proskine Jules Schneider Synterra Karen Wechsung The Wayen Charitable Foundation Thomas B. Neff Charles F. Ptacek Elisa Schoenhardt Wendy Taccetta Richard E. Weideg The Wilczynski Foundation Nicholas Nemecek Lincoln Quillian Brian Schultz Annemarie H. Tague Jeff Weinstein Jon Thomas Eberhard S. Neutz Adam Radosti Bob and Didi Scott TalentBurst, Inc. Delmar Weisz Suzanne S. Thompson New Life Chapel at the Heritage at Lowman Soledad Ramirez Scott-McRae Automotive Group Colson Taylor Wells Fargo Advisors for Robert B. Harvey Marlene Thomson Deborah Newsome-Smith Rachael Ray Charles Sears Teamsters Local Union No. 817 Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., WM-Philanthropic West Nexus Health Capital Raymond and Marie Goldbach Foundation, Inc. Security Door Controls Tish Wescott BWD Sports & Entertainment and NFP Raymond James Charitable Endowment Fund Frank L. Seidman John Westerman Elaine Nisonoff Thomas Raymond Manu Shah Albert Weymouth With tremendous gratitude Benton M. Wheeler Mike Nolte Recreation Farm Society, Inc. Michael J. Shaw North Carolina Association of Nurse Anesthetists Rich Reddy Allison M. Sheridan Kenneth White Northwell Health Susan Reische Paula Sherman for helping us maximize William and Joyce O’Neil Charitable Trust Michael F. Nozzolio Jacob Rejwan Gayle B. Shines Kathryn H. Williams Nussbaum, Yates, Berg, Klein & Wolpow, LLP Renaissance Charitable Foundation, Inc. Suranjan Shome the quality of life for those Kimberly Williams Susan E. O’Connor Paul L. Rensink Renee Silverstein Beth Ann Wilson Old Trail School RFE Engineering Inc. Abhimanyu Singh Robert A. Wilson Daniel Oliver Richard P. Cody Trust Matthew Siska living with Alzheimer’s Lauren Wingfield Johnson Joyce Olson Karen B. Richardson Richard Skor Andrew Winston Oppenheim Charitable Foundation Trust* Ries Foundation Sliquid, LLC and dementia. Thomas C. Wollan Ellis Oppenheim Christopher Ristow Howard G. Smith Peter Wright Orange County Community Foundation* Road ID, Inc. Julia Smith Wynn Resorts Limited Employee Foundation* TENEO Torielli-Nawrocky Family Charitable Origami Owl Custom Jewelry Robert and Diana Scott Charitable Fund Kevin and Susan Smith Lynn Wynne Barbara I. Tenney Janice Treanor Patrick O’Rourke Jacqueline Robidoux Mark L. Smith Claire Yenicay Michelle Terry Treasured Memories Charitable Funding Bill Ortgiesen Dirk Robinson Kay Snavely Etty Yenni The Atlantic Group FPPM, Inc. Trustone Financial Outdoor Resort Palm Springs Owners Association Sharon Robinson Tonia Socha David C. Yoder The Banks Family Foundation, Inc. Sharon M. Tsai Wendy Park Joseph Rocha John Sollazzo YourCause, LLC Paying Agent for Dell Giving* The Bob and Janette Strode Charities John C. Tsiknas Parkview Health Thomas Roehr Solutions By Design II, LLC YourCause, LLC Trustee for Medtronic Foundation The CarMax Foundation Bob and Marsha Turner Volunteer Gr* James S. Peery Roger A. & Ruth A. Lund Charitable Trust Richard Sosman The Dallas Foundation UBS Financial Services Inc.* YourCause, LLC Trustee for Pentair, Inc.* Marilyn Penn Dr. Roiphe and Mr. Herz Sound Capital Partners The Darla Dee Turlington Charitable Foundation United Way of Central New Mexico* Marcia Yunmen Liao People’s United Bank, NA John L. Rome Steven Sperber The First National Bank of Long Island United Way of Greater Philadelphia and Southern Zenith Insurance Company Alan Perrie Richard Romine Jamie Sprague New Jersey* The GE Foundation Sherrie Zigman Pershing LLC Ronaldo Designer Jewelry, Inc. St. Paul’s Lutheran Church United Way of Long Island* The Gevock Foundation Marc L. Zimmermann David Peterson Rossmoor Rotary Foundation Jane E. Steijger United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, Inc.* The Gould-Shenfeld Family Foundation Zissu Family Foundation Deric Peterson Caroline and Paul Rothberg Susan Steinberg Carole Van De Kerckhove The James A. & Mary H. Bell Charitable David C. Zmeskal Kraig Peterson Paul Roughan Stern IR, Inc. Tammy Van Veen Foundation Philip J. and Carol J. Lyons Foundation RTA Products LLC Ronald Stevens The Lenore and Howard Klein Foundation, Inc. Regena Vick Joseph J. Phillips Jesse Rubenfeld William Stevens The Leviton Foundation Inc. ViewTrade *Gift amount represents cumulative contributions in 2018 from donors Richard F. Pierle Ruthlein Toell Foundation Mitchell Stewart The Litwin Foundation, Inc. Mary Vollmer Pitney Bowes Foundation Samiti Technology Inc. Joseph A. Stocken David and Julie Volosin The Louise B. Blackman Family Foundation **Nonmonetary donations 24 | ALZHEIMER’S FOUNDATION OF AMERICA ALZFDN.ORG | 25 SUMMARY OF FINANCIAL REPORT HOW WE SPEND YOUR CHARITABLE Statement of Activities—Fiscal year ending December 31, 2018 CONTRIBUTIONS Support Contributions and Special Events General and Administrative Contributions $9,439,686 Fundraising 7% Membership Dues $92,735 5% Special Events $183,176

Program Income $136,107

Grants $1,080,070

Investment Income $230,657

In-Kind Contributions $3,555,653 Loss on Sale of Asset ($14,000) Program Services Total Support $14,704,084 88% Expenses

Program Services—Public Awareness & Support $8,627,799

Management & General $283,493

Fundraising $699,719 All contributions designated for Total Expenses $9,611,011 research go exclusively to funding 100% research toward a cure and more effective treatments.

Increase/(Decrease) in Net Assets $5,093,073 AFA holds Charity Navigator’s highest rating of four stars for its commitment to fiscal Net Assets, December 31, 2017 $14,826,736 responsibility and transparency. Net Assets, December 31, 2018 $19,919,809

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