Giving Back
WORKING TO CREATE
A WORLD WITHOUT
ALZHEIMER’S.
Can you picture a world without Alzheimer’s? We can. As a senior living digital marketing agency, we believe that Markentum has the responsibility to be involved in advocating for older adults and their families. One of the toughest challenges is the fight against Alzheimer’s disease.
Donate to Team Markentum – Enter for a Chance to Win!
We’re hosting a raffle to raise money for the 2024 Walk to End Alzheimer’s, and your participation could make a world of difference. For every $25 donation, you’ll be entered to win an exclusive “Making Memories” gift basket. For example, a $50 donation = 2 raffle entries!
This basket – valued at $300! – is all about making memories and will include wine, wine glasses, an instant camera for capturing those special moments, a selection of gourmet charcuterie items for the perfect night, and more.
But here’s where the magic happens—for every four entries, you’ll get one FREE! It’s our way of saying thanks for supporting this important cause.
By participating, you’re not just in for a chance to win a basket full of joy; you’re directly contributing to Alzheimer’s awareness and research. Every donation takes us a step closer to a world without Alzheimer’s, a world where every memory is preserved, every moment savored.
With 1 in 3 seniors dying with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia, it kills more than breast cancer and prostate cancer combined. For this reason, Markentum is committed to the Fight to End Alzheimer’s through activism and fundraising.
We Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
Our most significant involvement occurs during the Walk to End Alzheimer’s event. In the heart of our mission lies a vision—Picture This: A World Without Alzheimer’s. It’s not just an aspiration but a commitment we share to change lives and bring to light a future free from the shadows of Alzheimer’s.
Markentum team members located across the globe get out and walk to raise awareness of the devastating impact of this disease and raise funds to help continue the research to end Alzheimer’s.
