Assisting Family and Friends in our community living with Early Onset Dementia
Imagine waking up and starting your day but forgetting what you are supposed to be doing. Imagine waking up and not knowing what pills you are supposed to take.
Imagine waking up and forgetting your spouse’s name.
Imagine this happening in your 40’s or 50’s.
Early Onset Dementia is often referred to as young onset dementia. It should be differentiated from Early Stage Dementia which more appropriately describes someone older in the early stages of dementia. For most, Early Onset Dementia runs in the family.
Please consider clicking the link below. A monthly contribution or a one time donation will greatly help all of those suffering from EOD. 100% of your donations will be directly used to help those in need.
About Us
To some of you they may be a friend or family member. To others they may be nameless…To us he was Joe!!
Joe was in his fifties when he began experiencing difficulties holding a job. He struggled with memory lapses, couldn't remember where he was and found it hard to concentrate. Misdiagnosed and with nowhere to turn, he faced the risk of homelessness. After numerous doctor appointments, it was finally discovered that he had Early Onset Dementia.
A group of Joe’s childhood friends started the EOD charity to raise funds directly used to house and provide proper care to those suffering from Early Onset Dementia. Joe has since passed, but the charity will continue in his honor. We have been able to help others suffering from this debilitating disease. Our goal is to grow and expand by providing financial assistance and guidance, along with a safe environment so they may live with proper care and dignity.
Our all volunteer Board of Directors is always looking for expert guidance and volunteer help. If you have a passion for making a change in our world, please let us know by filling out your information on the Contact Us page.
Board Members and Advisory Council
Alzheimer’s walk in honor of Joseph who passed from this disease in 2024.
