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As we enter Spring, I am reminded of our wonderful opportunities to enjoy the beautiful and unique Arizona outdoors. In doing so, we are nurturing our connection with nature and stimulating our [...]

Donor Spotlight: Finding Hope and Healing By Ann Forrestall I was drawn to ARPF as a result of my beloved husband, John, diagnosed in 2019 at the age of 73. He had shown subtle signs of memory [...]

We are deeply grateful to our longtime supporter and friend, Leslie Slan, RYT, BLS. Leslie was driven towards ARPF after retiring from her 30-year career in early childhood education in 2017. [...]

We are deeply grateful to our longtime friend, Le Craven, IMBA Le was ARPF’s office manager and former Board Member for many years. She was originally drawn to the Foundation because of her [...]

We are deeply grateful to Judy Romano, MD, RYT, BLS for her year-end contribution to ARPF. Dr. Romano explained, “As we navigate the holiday season we are often asked to donate to many [...]

Your ARPF is honored to have collaborated this year with many great people to share the benefits of our 4 Pillar Program. With our Pink Brain™ Project at UCLA, we have completed critical research [...]

As you may know, our 4 Pillars of Alzheimer’s Prevention is the first and most complete program to prevent Alzheimer’s and even reverse it in its early stages. And we’ve been doing this work for [...]

We are deeply thankful to be the beneficiary of the Silver Fox Classic Golf Outing. It’s a day dedicated to Ron Schulberger, who was highly respected and loved by his community. Every year [...]

Like many women her age, Lynn was losing her memory. Her main problem was that as she entered menopause her mind just started playing tricks on her. She had trouble remembering names, missed a [...]

We are thrilled to see our newest research cited in many prestigious publications. The Pink Brain™ Project is a study sponsored and designed by the Alzheimer’s Research and Prevention Foundation [...]