Alzheimer Society of Calgary

On the fifth day of Christmas, Gaggan Khangura, our Senior Investment Associate, nominated the Alzheimer Society of Calgary.

Why? “I chose to support Alzheimer Calgary as a way of honouring my grandmas, who lived with dementia during the last few years of their lives,” said Gaggan. “While it was undoubtedly difficult to witness their memory loss and the moments when they could not recognize loved ones, it has inspired me to support organizations like Alzheimer Calgary.”

“I believe in the power of their work to provide hope, assistance, and resources to families facing Alzheimer’s and related dementias. I’m proud to say that I actively participate in the Alzheimer Walk and Run every year, raising both awareness and funds for this cause – this year I was able to raise $4,525. By contributing, it’s helping to make a positive impact, ensuring that individuals and families affected by this condition receive the support they need and that, one day, a cure will be found. It’s a way to turn a personal experience into a source of hope and change for the future.”

Please follow along on our LinkedIn page and our website as we highlight a new charity every business day until December 22^nd.

From the entire team at the Baun & Pate Investment Group, we wish you and your family a very Happy Holiday Season and Prosperous New Year.

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