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Tangle Syx – 1% for AFTD
Tangle Syx, a sustainable clothing company, is donating one percent of all sales to support AFTD’s mission in honor of founder Alyssa Radcliff’s husband, Chris Radcliff. He was diagnosed with FTD in 2012, when the couple’s twins were only two years old. Chris, who was a senior engineer, died in 2016 at the age of…
A Lot Like Fun – Only Different
A Lot Like Fun – Only Different features stories, past and present, of author Jack Livingston and his longtime friend Chris Kelley, who is currently living with FTD. Jack says, “Chris was the ringleader of ‘cool stuff,’ routinely sweeping up anyone and everyone that was bold or naïve enough to join him in his rule-bending,…
Waverles – 5% for AFTD
Waverles, a woman’s comfort wear clothing brand, is donating five percent of all sales to support AFTD’s mission in honor of founder Brianna Amoroso’s sister, Daria Amoroso-McCue. Daria was diagnosed with FTD in April 2021; she died in July 2021 at the age of 40. Brianna hopes to raise more awareness about FTD and its…
Mammoth Coffee Roasting Company – 20% to AFTD
Mammoth Coffee Roasting Company is donating 20% of the proceeds of any coffee product order to support AFTD's mission from September 26 through December 31, 2021, as part of AFTD's Food for Thought campaign. Enter coupon code AFTD at checkout for your order to apply. This fundraiser is nationwide as orders can be placed online…
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Being Patient LiveTalk: Scott Rose on Love, Companionship and Dementia
Being Patient LiveTalk: Scott Rose on Love, Companionship and Dementia
Being Patient will speak with Scott Rose about the experience of caring for his late wife Maureen Patrick-Rose following her 2016 diagnosis of FTD. Rose, author of We Danced: Our Story of Love and Dementia (2021), will share reflections on the couple’s journey as they weathered her dementia and then cancer — a journey of…
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Webinar: FTD Biology and Testing — Why Do You Need My Samples?
Webinar: FTD Biology and Testing — Why Do You Need My Samples?
The more we learn about FTD, the closer we come to having effective treatments and a cure. Persons diagnosed with FTD and their loved ones can advance the science of FTD by taking part in vital FTD research procedures. In this webinar, presented by AFTD and the FTD Disorders Registry, experts will tell you everything…
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