How can I support Alzheimer’s and dementia programs in Dallas County?

You can make a one-time or recurring donation, sponsor PBM therapy scholarships, or fund a mobile clinic day in priority ZIP codes. Corporate and federal partners can co-fund pilots and outcomes research.

Are donations tax-deductible?

Yes. Flower of Life Foundation is a US 501(c)(3) nonprofit. You will receive a donation receipt for your records.

Do you accept corporate and federal partnerships?

Yes. We collaborate with philanthropies, corporations, school districts, senior centers, and government agencies on aligned initiatives, data reporting, and grant deliverables.

Can I volunteer or mentor?

Yes. Opportunities include caregiver support, community events, and youth entrepreneurship mentorship. Bilingual volunteers are especially welcome.

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Impact Banner

Here’s an Impact Banner for your site featuring Dallas County statistics—updated, high-impact, and targeted to highlight the urgency in key areas: Alzheimer’s & Dementia, Nutritional Deficiency, ADHD, and MRELD (through disability context).

Impact Banner: Dallas County Breakdown

Alzheimer’s & Dementia

12.6% of Dallas County residents aged 65 and older live with Alzheimer’s disease—that’s an estimated 37,700 individuals facing cognitive loss. (Stacker, Alzheimer’s Association)

Nutritional Deficiency / Food Insecurity

In North Texas, 1 in 8 people face food insecurity—including 1 in 5 children—placing Dallas County among the highest in the nation for child hunger. (United Way of Metropolitan Dallas)
Across Texas, 15.5% of households lack consistent access to healthy, affordable food. (United Way of Metropolitan Dallas)

ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder)

Nationally, 11.4% of U.S. children aged 3–17 have ever been diagnosed with ADHD. Texas hovers between 9.4% and 10.1%, matching national trends. (CDC Beta, BasePoint Academy)

MRELD / Disability (proxy indicator for language disorders)

4.4% of children in Dallas County are reported as having a disability impacting daily function. (healthyntexas.org)

Visual Layout Suggestion

Area	Statistic	Why It Matters
Alzheimer’s & Dementia	12.6% (65+) ≈ 37,700 individuals	Shows urgent need for cognitive care and restoration
Food Insecurity	1 in 5 children / 15.5% households	Highlights nutrition crisis impacting brain health
ADHD Prevalence	9–11% of children	Signals growing demand for behavioral and neuro support
Child Disability	4.4% of children	Represents potential cases of MRELD & learning needs

This banner can appear prominently on the Home or Programs Hub page to instantly convey the scope of need across elder, youth, and family health domains in Dallas County—making your call to action not just relevant, but urgent and fundable.