Alzheimer's Association to host bridge lighting watch party ahead of World Alzheimer's Day
The Hudson Valley chapter of Alzheimer's Association will host its annual bridge lighting party at Horan's Landing Park in Sleepy Hollow.
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10h agoTomorrow is World Alzheimer's Day. To honor the day, the Mario Cuomo Bridge will be lit up in purple Saturday night.
The Hudson Valley chapter of Alzheimer's Association will host its annual bridge lighting party at Horan's Landing Park in Sleepy Hollow. All are welcome to enjoy food, music, get information and more.
The group also hosts five walks during October. Walks are held in Westchester, Rockland, Orange, Putnam, and Dutchess counties.
According to the organization, nearly 7 million Americans and 55 million worldwide are living with the disease. Over 11 million Americans provide unpaid care for people with Alzheimer's or other dementias.
Click here for more information on Alzheimer's disease, the organization and the walks in the Hudson Valley.
Caregiver Janette Licastrino
Iona Walks for Alz cofounders Matt and Tim Plunkett
Arthur Ettinger of the H.V.A.A. executive leadership team
Novo Nordisk policy director Maura Reilly
Hudson Valley Alzheimer's Association executive director David Sobel
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