Our symbol The brand of the Alzheimer's Association represents who we are and what we do. It is both a visual symbol of our dual mission of people and science and a commitment that guides us in our daily work in providing support, research, advocacy and education.

The flower is a forget-me-not, a small blue flower that represents remembrance and is long-associated with dementia. People with dementia may experience memory loss, among other symptoms. This makes the forget-me-not the perfect flower to represent our cause.

The campaign features an emotional TV ad which shows how dementia can change the dynamics of a relationship, as well as a radio ad narrated by actor Colin Firth. Meanwhile, Mary McCartney, Sir Paul McCartney's daughter, has taken photographs of couples affected by dementia that will appear on billboards from this week.

To improve the quality of life of persons living with dementia, and care partners, through the provision of support services, education, social programs, and research support.

The symbol for Dementia and Alzheimer's Awareness is the Forget-Me-Not.

The elephant is a symbol for Alzheimer's, as it is believed to be the only animal that will never forget anything. She is holding up a forget-me-not flower representing remembrance, and the heart represents love! Inscribed at the back are the words “You may not remember, but I'll never forget. “

the Forget Me Not flower The Alzheimer Society uses the Forget Me Not flower as a symbol to represent memory loss, one of the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. The Forget Me Not is also a reminder to remember people with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias, as well as their caregivers.

Only one flower conveys a message that incorporates love and memory in the same plant: the forget-me-not. The flower means true love and memories when given to another, according to Reiman Gardens. True forget-me-nots (Myosotis sylvatica) are wildflowers in parts of New Zealand, North America and Europe.

Actors, Actresses, and Film

• Mabel Albertson, actor.
• Dana Andrews, actor.
• Arlene Francis, actor.
• Mike Frankovich, film producer.
• Mervyn Leroy, director.
• Jack Lord, actor.
• Edmond O'Brien, actor.
• Arthur O'Connell, actor.

• Eddie Albert (1906–2005) A well-known American actor and activist best remembered for his roles in The Heartbreak Kid, Oklahoma!, Green Acres, and Roman Holiday.
• Charles Bronson (1921–2003)
• Rita Hayworth (1918–1987)
• Glen Campbell (1936–2017)
• Robin Williams (1951–2014)
• Malcolm Young (1953–2017)
• Seth Rogen.

Goals and expected outcomes may include: Patient will have appropriate maintenance of mental and psychological function as long as possible and reversal of behaviors when possible. Family members will exhibit an understanding of required care and demonstrate appropriate coping skills and utilize community resources.

Inclusivity, community, accountability, agility and integrity are the core values that define the Alzheimer's Association's culture and people.