Food for Thought
Although frontotemporal degeneration (FTD) is a devastating disease for all whose lives it touches, it remains far too little known and poorly understood. If you would like to help to change that, AFTD’s Food for Thought campaign is for you.
Food for Thought is a grassroots fundraising and awareness campaign focusing on food and FTD education. Held the last week of September through the first week of October, Food for Thought encompasses World FTD Awareness Week. During this time, people across the world “Take Time with Friends and Family. Take Action.”
COVID-19 Update:
AFTD has determined that targeted in-person volunteer activities can now go forward, based on a volunteer’s own sense of safety, and their activity or event’s compliance with evolving local, state, and federal guidelines. As in-person activities gain momentum, all AFTD volunteers and activity or event participants will be expected to adhere to local, state, and CDC guidelines. AFTD will continue to develop and support a mix of virtual, in-person and hybrid events to meet the different needs of our full range of volunteers and community members.
Hungry to Make a Difference?
If you’re ready to take a bite out of FTD, we have the resources to make it happen. Simply follow the steps below and you’ll be well on your way to putting your state on the Food for Thought map and aid in nationwide resolve against FTD!
Host Toolkit: first, a guide from start to finish, on how to be a successful Food for Thought host.
Contact Form: next, complete this to be connected with a trained, volunteer Food for Thought liaison for one-on-one support throughout the campaign.
Event Details Form: then, submit this once you’ve finalized your plans to request educational and awareness materials for your event.
Classy: finally, create your online fundraising page to streamline donations at your event and further spread FTD awareness.
Post Event Form: after you’ve hosted your event, fill this out by October 19th and your name will appear in our Fall 2021 Newsletter.