Shenandoah Creations: Fundraisers For Alzheimers and Other Organizations

Alzheimer's Bracelet

The desire to combat Alzheimer’s was the driving force behind the birth of Shenandoah Creations, and the Alzheimer’s bracelet is the anchor of our business as we fight to eradicate this debilitating disease.

I am committed to raising money and awareness through the sale of the Alzheimer’s bracelet. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of each Alzheimer’s bracelet will be donated to organizations dedicated to defeating the disease.

My desire to combat Alzheimer’s is an intensely personal one, because I’ve watched my mother battle the disease. It’s an affliction that robs its victims of their most precious memories, any ability to care for themselves, and most painfully, their dignity.

My mother has suffered with the Alzheimer’s for 13 years and is in the final stages of her fight. It has been difficult to watch the disease overtake her, but my family and I remain grateful for every additional day we get to spend with her. With that being said, I don’t want future generations to suffer through indignities my mother and five million other Americans are currently struggling through.

The Alzheimer’s bracelet is my way of contributing to the fight financially. Thanks for your support.

Diane King, Owner




Alzheimer's Bracelet The desire to combat Alzheimer’s was the driving force behind the birth of Shenandoah Creations, and the Alzheimer’s bracelet is the anchor of our business as we fight to eradicate this debilitating disease. I am committed to raising money and awareness through the sale of the Alzheimer’s bracelet. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of each Alzheimer’s bracelet will be donated to organizations dedicated to defeating the disease. My desire to combat Alzheimer’s is an intensely personal one, because I’ve watched my mother battle the disease. It’s an affliction that robs its victims of their most precious memories, any ability to care for themselves, and most painfully, their dignity. My mother has suffered with the Alzheimer’s for 13 years and is in the final stages of her fight. It has been difficult to watch the disease overtake her, but my family and I remain grateful for every additional day we get to spend with her. With that being said, I don’t want future generations to suffer through indignities my mother and five million other Americans are currently struggling through. The Alzheimer’s bracelet is my way of contributing to the fight financially. Thanks for your support. Diane King, Owner