Changing the Way the World Talks about Dementia.
The Remember Me Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit rewriting the way the world understands dementia. Through storytelling, community connection, education, research, and meaningful support — including grants and respite care — we uplift individuals and families facing all forms of dementia, with a special passion for Frontotemporal Degeneration. We make sure every story is seen, every voice is heard, and every life is remembered.
The Remember Me Foundation was born from love, grief, and the desire to hold onto what matters most. What started as a simple space to honor the stories of those we've lost has grown into a movement — one dedicated to supporting families, celebrating legacies, and ensuring no memory fades quietly.
Co-founder Rachael Martinez, and her father Frank, who passed away from BvFTD in 2020.
Co-founder Maria Beers and her mother Lia, who passed away from PPA-ALS in 2020.
Our dreams are big, and our purpose is bigger.
The pillars below hold the vision we’re growing into.
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We’re taking everything we learned from our caregiving journeys - and our experience creating Remember Me podcast to now build a vibrant and charitable community that honors grief, hope + and the legacies we want to remember.