San Diego walkers help those living with dementia.

Hundreds of smiling people participated in the Walk4ALZ 2024 walk this morning in Balboa Park. The annual event is a fundraiser for Alzheimer’s San Diego, a local nonprofit organization that helps many of the approximately 100,000 San Diegans living with dementia. Every dollar that was raised will stay in San Diego County.

I took these photographs as I walked near the group. I saw teams holding signs, many families in support of loved ones who have Alzheimer’s, folks along the route cheering on the walkers, and some fun costumes, too!

If you’d like to learn more about Alzheimer’s San Diego and perhaps support their efforts, or if you know someone with dementia and would like assistance, check out their website by clicking here.

To learn about Alzheimer’s disease, check out their informational web page.

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Richard Schulte

Downtown San Diego has been my home for many years. My online activities reflect my love for writing, blogging, walking and photography.

3 thoughts on “San Diego walkers help those living with dementia.”

  1. As a 5 year old l lived in a beautiful old Victorian at the corner of 5th & A 78 years ago, so Balboa Park was a frequent destination. As teenagers living in Imperial Beach, my friends and I often went on picnic group dates to the park and museum. Proms were held in some of the lovely ballrooms there. I do love my hometown and I miss it since health prevents my travel back now.

    My husband of 49 years passed away 2+ years ago with Alzheimer’s, so I’m very pleased to see this article and know that whatever funds are raised will remain to benefit the citizens of San Diego!

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