Her Platform
Until there's a cure, there are families. We can show up for both.
Why Alzheimer's
It started at the kitchen table.
Alzheimer's didn't enter Hannah's life through a statistic. It came home, the way it does for millions of American families — one missed name at a time, one repeated story, one small moment that adds up to something none of us are ready for.
Watching her family love someone through the disease changed how Hannah thinks about her platform. This isn't a cause she picked off a list. It's the reason this run exists.
How she shows up
Three ways the work shows up in public.
01
Awareness
Every appearance is a chance to put Alzheimer's on someone's radar before a family is forced to learn the hard way. Visibility now means earlier diagnosis later.
02
Fundraising
100% of donations through this site go to the Alzheimer's Association, the country's largest non-profit funder of Alzheimer's research, care, and 24/7 family support.
03
Caregivers
Eleven million Americans are unpaid caregivers for someone living with Alzheimer's. Her platform makes space for their stories — and the resources that keep them going.
“A cure is the goal. A kinder season for the families living through this — that's the work.”
— Hannah Brotherton
Turn this into action.
The most direct support is a donation to the Alzheimer's Association in Hannah's name.
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