Walk for Alzheimer’s
Walk for the cause
Is this cause close to your heart? Join thousands of people in Quebec and in more than 250 communities across Canada!
Your participation helps fund local programs and services dedicated to people living with Alzheimer’s disease or other neurocognitive disorders, as well as their caregivers.
By walking with us in Montréal, you send a message of hope, and your donation supports the long‑term sustainability of the assistance we are offering.
The Montréal Walk for Alzheimer’s is a special moment for community members to come together and celebrate in honour of a loved one. It’s an opportunity to take on a challenge that suits you, raise awareness within your network, and help fund vital services.
The IG Wealth Management Walk for Alzheimer’s is the largest fundraising event in Canada dedicated to Alzheimer’s disease and other neurocognitive disorders.
2026 Edition
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Date Sunday, May 31, 2026
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Location: Parc Angrignon
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Time: From 8:30 a.m.
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Regular registration: 30$ / person and free for kids
Title sponsor of the Walk for Alzheimer’s 2026
Presenting partners
Ambassador partners
Allied partners
Goods and services partners
From the bottom of our heart, thank you for participating in the 2026 edition.
The 2026 Montreal Walk for Alzheimer’s, held on Sunday, May 31 at Angrignon Park, was a resounding success, and it’s all thanks to YOU.
To everyone who walked, to those who mobilized their friends and family, formed teams, took on fundraising challenges…
To our dedicated volunteers, who welcomed, guided, and encouraged with heart and smiles.
To our partners and sponsors who supported the event with generosity and commitment.
To everyone who made a silent donation, without walking, but with a huge impact.
Thanks to all of you, every step brought hope, support, and remembrance.
Your presence and generosity enable the Alzheimer Society of Montreal to continue providing essential services to people living with neurocognitive disorders and their loved ones.
Thank you for being part of this great family of solidarity.
