Unlock Dementia Research
"The first person to survive dementia is out there.
Unlocking dementia research will make it possible."
– Kaleta Strain, CEO, Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan
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The first person to survive dementia is out there.
Research will make that possible.
Please help us unlock important dementia research.
Donate today by following this link. Or call 1-800-263-3367.
Why Curt Koethler Believes in Research
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"My life is full, and I am still doing things that I enjoy in life thanks to the Alzheimer Society.
They are doing great work. Work that is made possible by research.”
Curt Koethler is 54 years old. He is a father of three children who enjoys going to football games, getting together with friends, fishing, tennis, and walking his dog.
Curt has also been diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease. Curt knows that research is the key to living well with dementia and to finding better care, treatments, and a cure.
“Donations are important. We need to do more research. People with dementia like me need support.”
Your support is key to unlocking better care, treatments, and a cure.
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Our Key Holders in Unlocking Dementia Research
“I’ve seen firsthand how both early onset and later stage Alzheimer’s disease has forever changed the way one manages simple everyday living. It’s my hope that someday, with a breakthrough in research, we can reverse the effects it."
- Herbert Wheaton, Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan donor
The Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan is committed to raising $4 million to support research that will help people with dementia – and their care partners – to live their best life possible.
Our donors hold the key to unlocking important dementia research.
Thank you to everyone who has donated and demonstrated their commitment to unlocking dementia research. Your gift provides help for today and hope for tomorrow.