Alzheimer's Tennessee, Inc.

Today's Caring and Coping Workshop here at Roane Medical Center in Harriman is truly special and inspiring. Caregivers are enjoying an uplifting, informative day with our dynamic speaker, Karen Stobbe, whose fun and interactive approach makes complex caregiving topics feel personal and accessible. Karen helps create a warm caring atmosphere that brings the group together. Her stories and hands on activities brings energy, laughter and plenty of practical takeaways to everyone in the room.

We are also fortunate to have Patrick Noel, JD, an elder law attorney with Guyton Frere and Noel, guiding us through the often-intimidating legal maze of estate planning, trusts , wills and powers of attorney.
Noel's knack for storytelling and real-life examples transforms intimidating legal jargon into clear and relatable advice.

He breaks down the different types of legal documents, explains how and when to use them, and shows caregivers that taking these crucial steps is not only doable, but empowering, especially when it comes to the ever growing financial fraud that victimizes seniors. Noel's down-to-earth manner puts everyone at ease turning what could be a daunting topic into manageable steps.

If you're seeking guidance, resources, or a supportive community, don't miss our next Caring and Coping Workshop in Blount County on June 18 - for details and to register go to: www.alztennessee.org/workshop

Join us for more expert advice, real connections, and the chance to learn from engaging speakers like Karen and Patrick.
Register today and take the next step in your caregiving journey.

Foothills, it has officially been one month since the Foothills Walk to Make Alzheimer’s a Memory, and we hope everyone had an amazing time!

Now it’s time for one final push toward our 2026 fundraising goal — and we’re only 20% away! Help us cross the finish line by planning a fundraiser, encouraging friends and family to donate, or supporting the cause by purchasing Alzheimer’s Tennessee socks and ducks. Every contribution, big or small, brings us one step closer to reaching our goal and supporting families impacted by Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias.

To donate to the 2026 Foothills Walk to Make Alzheimer’s a Memory, please use the link below.
https://support.alztennessee.org/site/TR?fr_id=1261&pg=entry

We are incredibly grateful to our sponsors, co-chairs, volunteers, fundraisers, and everyone who came out to walk and show their support. Your support means the world to us, and we truly could not do this without you. A special thank you to Katie Inman from Channel 10, and to Bryson Quick and Early Bird Special for keeping the crowd entertained throughout the event.

Let’s finish strong, Foothills!

Rooted in the rugged Appalachian tradition of neighbors helping neighbors (and great cookin'.) The Walnut Kitchen was honored to partner with the Forget Me Not Foothills Walk Team to support Alzheimer's Tennessee.

Pictured here, Executive Chef Jason Scott, General Manager Josh Tallent, Alzheimer's Tennessee CEO/President Janice Wade-Whitehead, and Team Forget Me Not's Amanda Brown celebrate a special donation to help local families facing Alzheimer's.

Fundraising for the Foothills Walk is still going strong—you can continue to reach your personal fundraising goals and help the Walk reach its community goal. Alzheimer's Tennessee deeply appreciates the dedication of every walk team, the creativity behind each fundraiser, and the unwavering support of local businesses like Walnut Kitchen.

On this Memorial Day, we honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. At Alzheimer’s Tennessee, we also remember those veterans and families touched by Alzheimer’s and other dementias. Today, we reflect on their legacy, their memories, and our ongoing commitment to support all who serve and care.

A heartfelt thank you to all of our Caring Hearts Award winners and to all the employers, agencies, and community partners who nominated these incredible caregivers. We are deeply grateful to Robin Wilhoit from WBIR for serving as Honorary Chairperson, and to Cheryl Hill from the Knox County Health Department for sharing such meaningful words about our Stan Boling Community Caring Hearts Award winner, Claudia Jewel.

Special recognition to the East Tennessee Nurse Honor Guard for their moving tribute—presenting each caregiver with a rose as a symbol of gratitude and respect for the compassion they show every day. And special thanks to our dedicated Caring Hearts planning committee, amazing volunteers, Alzheimer’s Tennessee staff, and the hardworking team at Rothchilds for making today’s ceremony possible. It was a touching and meaningful event that honored the compassionate, often unseen caregivers who make such a difference for so many.

Had some delicious food at The Walnut Kitchen last night for a great cause, supporting our friends at Alzheimer's Tennessee, Inc.

https://www.alztennessee.org/
Senior Helpers of Chattanooga