Alzheimer’s Los Angeles

Health/Medical

Alzheimer’s Los Angeles mission is to improve the lives of local families affected by Alzheimer’s and dementia by increasing awareness, delivering effective programs and services, providing compassionate support, and advocating for quality care and a cure. This non-profit provides free care and support in Los Angeles County & the Inland Empire by constructing personalized care plans for clients and providing programs that benefit both the person living with the disease and their loved ones.

Alzheimer’s disease affects millions of individuals and families across the country, bringing emotional, physical, and financial challenges that can feel overwhelming. In the heart of Southern California, Alzheimer’s Los Angeles stands as a vital resource, offering compassionate support, education, and hope to those navigating this difficult journey. Through innovative programs and community-based services, Alzheimer’s LA works tirelessly to improve the quality of life for people living with Alzheimer’s and other dementias—and for the caregivers who support them.

One of the most impactful ways Alzheimer’s LA helps the community is through its free support services. Caregivers often face immense stress and isolation, and Alzheimer’s LA provides support groups where they can connect with others who understand what they’re going through. These groups offer a safe space to share experiences, learn coping strategies, and gain emotional encouragement. In addition, Alzheimer’s LA offers educational workshops that help families better understand the disease, from early warning signs to advanced care planning. Knowledge empowers families to make informed decisions and feel more confident in their caregiving roles.

Alzheimer’s Los Angeles also provides direct assistance through personalized care consultations. These one-on-one sessions connect families with trained professionals who can guide them through available resources, care options, and next steps. Whether someone has just received a diagnosis or is managing late-stage care, these consultations are tailored to meet each family’s unique needs. For many, this guidance can make an overwhelming situation feel more manageable.

Beyond support and education, Alzheimer’s Los Angeles is deeply committed to advancing research and raising awareness. By funding local research initiatives and partnering with healthcare professionals, the organization contributes to the ongoing search for better treatments and, ultimately, a cure. Their outreach efforts also help reduce stigma and encourage early diagnosis, which is critical for accessing care and planning for the future.

None of these services would be possible without the generosity of donors. One increasingly popular and impactful way to support Alzheimer’s LA is by donating a vehicle through Cars2Charities. This simple process turns an unused car, truck, or SUV into meaningful funding that directly supports programs and services for those affected by Alzheimer’s.

Donating a car is not only convenient but also highly beneficial. Cars2Charities handles everything from free vehicle pickup to the sale of the vehicle, making the process easy and stress-free for donors. Once the car is sold, the proceeds go to Alzheimer’s Los Angeles, helping to fund support groups, educational programs, and care consultations. Donors may also receive a tax deduction, making it a financially smart way to give back.

Every car donation, regardless of its condition, plays a role in making a difference. What may no longer be useful to one person can become a lifeline for another. By choosing to donate through Cars2Charities, supporters are not just getting rid of an old vehicle—they are investing in compassionate care, critical resources, and hope for families facing Alzheimer’s.

Together, through community support and innovative giving opportunities like car donations, Alzheimer’s Los Angeles continues to make a meaningful impact—helping individuals and families find strength, support, and dignity throughout their journey.

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What are our donors saying?

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2005 Yamaha Golf Cart

Wounded Warrior Project got more value

"I was very satisfied with the service, and it was very fast, too."

Joseph, P., Golf Cart Donation - Tucson, AZ

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1997 BMW M3

Make-A-Wish got more value

"Wow, that's great … my rating? A 10."

Douglas H., Car Donation - Salinas, CA

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2000 Subaru Forester S

KQED Public Radio got more value

"I am just so happy that Cars2Charities was able

to sell the car for that much. That way I could

support KQED Public Broadcasting and get

myself an excellent tax deduction."

Mark E., Car Donation - Redwood City, CA

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1990 Malibu Boat

National Alliance on Mental Illness got more value

"This charity is close to my heart and I'm glad I was able to help by donating my old boat."

Andrew P., Boat Donation - Fullerton, CA

 

 

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2004 Honda Civic EX Coupe

Make-A-Wish got more value

"You were very helpful in explaining the donation process. It was easier than I thought it would be!"

Syed Suhel K., Car Donation - Santa Ana, CA

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1998 Nissan Pathfinder

Ronald McDonald House got more value

"GREAT! GREAT! more than what I expected. "9". Very smooth. I can't see any fault anywhere."

Paul S., SUV Donation - Martinez, CA

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1991 Sun Voyager

Alzheimer's Greater Los Angeles got more value

"I was delighted my old RV sold for that much just

because you were able to fix it up a bit!"

Robert C., RV Donation - Westminster, CA

 

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National Alliance on Mental Illness got more value

"Super! My mom was very pleased."

Janny P., Car Donation - Norwalk, CA

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1997 Toyota Tacoma

Habitat for Humanity got more value

"Fantastic. Easy, fast, just as they said it would be. Good towing experience too."

Thomas L., Truck Donation - San Francisco, CA

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2000 Volkswagen Beetle

Childhood Leukemia Foundation got more value

"I had no use for this car any longer and it was

taking up space in my garage. Good experience."

Heather M., Car Donation - Yorba Linda, CA

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