• How We Can Help
  • Counselling
    • Benefits of Counselling
    • For People with Dementia
    • For Family Caregivers and Friends
  • Support Groups
    • Benefits of Support Groups
    • For People with Dementia
    • For Family Caregivers and Friends
  • Programs, Workshops and Education
    • For People with Dementia
    • For Family Caregivers and Friends
    • For Health-care Professionals
    • For the Public
  • Webinars
    • For Family Caregivers and Friends
    • For Health-care Professionals
    • For the Public
  • E-learning (Online)
    • Alzheimer 101
  • First Link
  • iPod Project
  • MedicAlert Safely Home
  • Diversity Project
  • PSW Forum
  • Dine & Dance
  • Resource Centre
  • Additional Resources
    • Downloads
    • Non-English Resources
    • Dementia Services in Toronto
    • Useful Links
• About Dementia
  • What is Dementia?
    • What is Dementia?
    • Seven A's of Dementia
  • Alzheimer's Disease
    • What is Alzheimer's Disease
    • 10 Warning Signs
    • Dispelling the Myths
    • Risk Factors
    • Diagnosis
    • Progression
    • Early-Onset
    • Treatment
    • Research
    • Daily Living
    • Ethical Guidelines
    • Planning for the Future
    • Statistics
  • Other Dementias
    • Vascular Dementia
    • Frontotemporal Dementia
    • Lewy Body Dementia
    • Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
    • Other Rare Dementias
• How You Can Help
  • Donate Now
  • Membership
  • Plan Your Own Event
  • Planned Giving
    • What's New in Gift Planning
    • Appreciated Shares
    • Bequests in Wills
    • Life Insurance
    • RRSPs and RRIFs
    • Gift Annuities
    • Charitable Trusts
    • Stock and Securities
    • Endowment Funds
  • Memorable Weddings
  • Matching Gifts
  • Corporate Donations
  • Through the United Way
  • Coffee Break
  • Scotiabank Marathon
  • Unforgettable Evening
  • Photo Contest
  • Walk for Memories
  • Volunteer
• About Us
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  • Board of Directors
  • Medical Advisory Council
  • Patrons Council
  • Staff
  • Plans and Reports
  • Employment Opportunities
  • Media Centre
  • Contact Us

Although the Alzheimer Society of Toronto is not a United Way agency, you can designate the Society as the recipient of any gifts you make through your employee payroll deduction to the United Way.

Just indicate on your payroll pledge form:

The United Way will issue your charitable receipt, and send your donation to us.

It’s an easy way to support your workplace United Way campaign and the Alzheimer Society of Toronto.

For more information on donating to the Alzheimer Society of Toronto through the United Way please contact:
Jane O'Hare
Chief Development and Marketing Officer
Email: johare@alzheimertoronto.org
Phone: 416-640-6330