Air travel can be overwhelming—especially when you're traveling with a loved one who has Alzheimer's disease. Navigating crowds, loud announcements, and tight timelines isn't just inconvenient—it can be disorienting and distressing. The Sunflower Program, allows people with hidden disabilities to wear a discreet sunflower lanyard to signal they may need extra support. It’s a small symbol that can make a big difference. Many U.S. airports support the program, and airlines are slowly starting to adopt it. Share this post—and help more families travel with dignity and understanding. #SunflowerProgram #HiddenDisabilities #AlzheimersAwareness #InclusiveTravel Voices of Alzheimer's (fb)

Join the team at The Coffee Ride for a truly special event featuring Alan Arnette - Climbing to End Alzheimer's, world-renowned mountaineer and passionate advocate for Alzheimer’s research. Alan began climbing at 38 and went on to summit K2 at 58—becoming the oldest American to do so at the time. His journey has taken him across the world’s highest peaks, but his mission is deeply personal: honoring his mother and helping to end Alzheimer’s. Tickets are free, but space is limited—RSVP today to reserve your seat. (fb)