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mission

Transforming the fear of cognitive decline into the confidence to prevent it. We empower Hawai’i communities with proven strategies to protect their minds, their memories, and their independence.

Join us in turning fear of dementia into the power to prevent it.

Cognitive decline doesn’t just affect one person, it impacts entire families. Your donation helps us reach people early, when brain-protective strategies can make the biggest difference, potentially saving families from the heartbreak and financial burden of dementia care.

$50

Provides brain health resources for up to 20 kūpuna and their ‘ohana.

$250

Sponsors one kupuna’s full 12-session Brain Power class, giving them the tools to protect their memory and stay sharp.

$500

Brings a brain health workshop to a community group, reaching dozens of families with prevention strategies that work.

$1000

Provides a Certified Health Coach to empower healthy change in a six-session brain health hui (20 people per hui)

Alternative Ways to Donate

Donate from your Donor-Advised Fund or mail a check:

EIN/Tax ID:
88-3358597

Mailing Address:
4348 Waialae Avenue #837
Honolulu, HI 96816

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what people saying about Brain matters…

“…we were absolutely blown away by your talk. Oh my goodness, so much helpful information, presented in a manner that was both understandable as well as inspiring. Thank you so much!” Carol, workshop participant

“I received lots of new and important information about brain healthy habits, as well as lots of doable, actionable tips to make and maintain changes.”

Anonymous, hui participant

“Amy makes it enjoyable as everyone participates with games and sharing experiences. This hui is good for anyone growing old and worried about memory and brain health.”

Cathy, hui participant