Founded in 1981, the Alzheimer's Association Southeast Florida Chapter is committed to raising awareness by providing the most current, reliable information while supporting those in need of assistance. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Alzheimer’s Association promotes the advancement of research in hopes of eliminating the disease. As an employer, the Alzheimer's Association Southeast Florida Chapter has been listed on the Best Nonprofits to Work For list every year since 2010 by The NonProfit Times. Headquartered in West Palm Beach, Florida, the Southeast Florida Chapter promotes career growth among its workforce by offering tuition reimbursement, training opportunities, and a benefits package for eligible employees. In the past, the Southeast Florida Chapter has offered part-time, full-time, and temporary positions with some remote options.

As advocates for sufferers and their loved ones, the Alzheimer's Association Southeast Florida Chapter facilitates access to enhanced care and proactively works to reduce the risk of dementia by promoting brain health. In an effort to meet its objectives, the chapter engages in many fundraising activities that also serve to educate the public about the disorder. In addition to accepting donations, it hosts the annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s with roughly 78% of the proceeds being earmarked for continuing the programs that support the organization’s initiatives.

Founded in 1981, the Alzheimer's Association Southeast Florida Chapter is committed to raising awareness by providing the most current, reliable information while supporting those in need of assistance. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, the Alzheimer’s Association promotes the advancement of research in hopes of eliminating the disease. As an employer, the Alzheimer's Association Southeast Florida Chapter has been listed on the Best Nonprofits to Work For list every year since 2010 by The NonProfit Times. Headquartered in West Palm Beach, Florida, the Southeast Florida Chapter promotes career growth among its workforce by offering tuition reimbursement, training opportunities, and a benefits package for eligible employees. In the past, the Southeast Florida Chapter has offered part-time, full-time, and temporary positions with some remote options.

As advocates for sufferers and their loved ones, the Alzheimer's Association Southeast Florida Chapter facilitates access to enhanced care and proactively works to reduce the risk of dementia by promoting brain health. In an effort to meet its objectives, the chapter engages in many fundraising activities that also serve to educate the public about the disorder. In addition to accepting donations, it hosts the annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s with roughly 78% of the proceeds being earmarked for continuing the programs that support the organization’s initiatives.