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Published 9/30/25 1:41PM

Start a YMAA Student Chapter at HFC

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  • Details

    Available Times:
    Weekdays (daytime, evenings), Weekends (daytime, evenings)
    Time Commitment:
    Flexible
    Commitment Details:
    Read the Chapter Launch Guide to learn what it takes to lead a YMAA chapter, and complete step 1, which is our chapter application and will notify us to reach out to you with next steps.
    Recurrence:
    Recurring
    Volunteers Needed:
    50
    Cause Areas:
    Children & Youth, Education, Health & Medicine, Volunteering
    Benefits:
    Training Provided
    Good For:
    Teens, International Volunteers
    Participation Requirements:
    Attend Orientation
    Age Requirement:
    14+

    Description

    Start a YMAA Student Chapter at HFC

    Start A Youth Movement Against Alzheimer's (YMAA) Student Chapter at Hilarity for Charity – Bring Alzheimer’s and Dementia Awareness on Campus

    Join the Movement! Bring YMAA to Your School and Empower Students to Take Action Against Alzheimer’s and Champion Brain Health

    Location: YMAA chapters exist across the United States and internationally, and all students are welcome to apply, no matter where you’re located.

    We’re especially seeking new leaders in national locations where there is no YMAA presence: Alaska, Arkansas, Colorado, Delaware, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Washington, D.C, West Virginia and Wyoming.

    YMAA Overview

    Founded in 2012 by Seth Rogen and Lauren Miller Rogen, HFC is a nationally recognized organization that is changing the trajectory of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias (ADRD) through broad-scale awareness, brain health education, and tangible support for families impacted by the disease. HFC’s mission is to care for families impacted by this disease, activate the next generation of Alzheimer’s advocates, and be a leader in brain health research and education.

    HFC’s Youth Movement Against Alzheimer’s (YMAA) is a nationwide network of student chapters taking action on one of today’s biggest health challenges: Alzheimer’s and dementia. By starting a chapter, you’ll join other students across the country in educating your campus, promoting brain-healthy habits, hosting events, volunteering with memory care communities, and fundraising for impact. Together, we can break the stigma, support caregivers, and build a world of greater understanding, compassion, and hope.

    What We Provide:

    • Onboarding meeting
    • Chapter starter kit
    • Ongoing staff support and resources
    • Activity opportunities
    • Brain Health Leader Training & Certification
    • Access to our national network of student leaders

    Who Should Apply:

    • High school or college students passionate about leadership, service, and making a difference in Alzheimer’s and dementia awareness.
    • Students studying neuroscience, psychology, public health, gerontology, social work, nursing, pre-med, health sciences, or related fields who want hands-on community engagement.
    • Anyone excited to grow as a leader, connect with peers nationwide, and create meaningful change on their campus and in their community.

    How To Get Started:

    Read the Chapter Launch Guide to learn what it takes to lead a YMAA chapter, and complete step 1, which is our chapter application and will notify us to reach out to you with next steps.

    Location

    Remote
    Volunteer can be anywhere in the world
    Associated Location
    9301 Wilshire Blvd Suite 516, Beverly Hills, CA 90210, USA

    How to Volunteer for This Opportunity

    Read the Chapter Launch Guide to learn what it takes to lead a YMAA chapter, and complete step 1, which is our chapter application and will notify us to reach out to you with next steps.

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