Serve Up a Cure - Pickleball Volunteer for "Do What You Love to End ALZ"
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Are you passionate about pickleball and ready to make a difference? Join the Alzheimer’s Association as a Pickleball Volunteer Leader for Do What You Love to End ALZ(tm), our signature fundraising campaign that turns passions into purpose.We’re looking for energetic, well-connected pickleball enthusiasts to recruit and coach fellow players to start fundraising teams and rally their communities in support of Alzheimer’s care, support, and research.Whether you’re a player, organizer, or just love the game, this is your chance to lead with purpose and grow the movement through the sport you love.Your Role Will Include:Recruiting pickleball players, clubs, and communities to start fundraisersCoaching participants on how to set up and promote their eventsHosting recruitment events and round robins to engage new fundraisersConnecting with local businesses (e.g., paddle companies, courts, leagues) for sponsorships and partnershipsTabling at tournaments, giving presentations, and attending community eventsWriting thank-you notes, sending follow-ups, and celebrating milestonesRepresenting the Alzheimer’s Association mission with energy and heartWe’ll provide all the training and tools you need to succeed-you bring the passion, connections, and love for the game.Let’s rally the pickleball community to end Alzheimer’s.Contact your local staff partner, Kirsten Guanella, at knguanella@alz.org, or visit alz.org/dowhatyoulove to learn more and get involved.
About Alzheimer's Association, Northern CA and Northern NV
We provide programs and support services for patients, families, caregivers, and others in the San Francisco Bay Area affected by Alzheimer's disease and related disorders. Outside the federal government, the Alzheimer's Association is the largest research funder in the country and offers advocacy opportunities to make public policy change.At the Alzheimer's Association, diversity and inclusion are vital to our mission. The Association leads strategic initiatives to support diversity and a culture of inclusivity. These strategic initiatives also strengthen outreach to all populations, providing communities with resources and support to address the Alzheimer’s crisis. By partnering with organizations locally and nationally to advance diversity and inclusion, the Association can broaden its reach in all communities.
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