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.

How do you personalize nutrition plans?

We use intake assessments and Zyto biofeedback to identify hidden stressors and deficiencies, then provide bilingual, culturally relevant meal plans and cooking demos.

Do you help with affordable supplements and food access?

Yes. We connect families to local food banks and grocers, provide substitute lists, and maintain affordable supplement sources.

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From food deserts to brain-healthy kitchens.

Why it matters (Dallas stats):

17.4% of Dallas residents and 24.5% of children are food insecure; nutrition gaps worsen cognition, mood, and resilience

What we provide (personalized + culturally relevant):

Zyto Elite biofeedback to surface hidden stressors & nutrient deficits; quarterly rescans; integrate findings into care plans.
Cooking demos & wellness circles; 5th-grade-level, bilingual meal plans; local grocer/food bank partnerships; supplement guidance with affordability pathways.
PEMF support for inflammation, neurofatigue, sleep quality, complements neurofeedback/therapy.

Target outcomes (Year 1–3):

500+ families with measurable improvements in sleep, mood, and energy; reduced inflammatory complaints; adherence to meal/supplement logs.

How you can help :

Fund senior meal kits aligned to cognition health
Sponsor teen caregiver cooking cohorts
Underwrite supplement access for low-income families

Dallas County Impact

12.6%

of residents 65+ live with Alzheimer’s
(37,700 people)

17.4%

of residents face food insecurity
(24.5% of children)

14.2%

of youth 16-24 are disconnected
(not in school or working)