「關愛腦友記」電視籌款日 | Telethon for Alzheimer's
Learn more about the Telethon for Alzheimer’s co-produced by Fairchild Television and the Alzheimer Society of B.C. to raise funds and awareness to support people affected by dementia within the Chinese community.
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卑詩省阿茲海默症協會與新時代電視攜手合作舉辦的第五屆「關愛腦友記」電視電台籌款日，已於 2024 年 10 月 20 日，在新時代電視1台播出，為協會籌募經費及提高華人社區對腦退化的關注和認識。
在卑詩省，有超過 85,000 人患有腦退化，而在未來30年，腦退化患者的數目將會激增至 245,000 人。同時，華人社區對腦退化患者仍然有負面標籤，所以我們希望透過此節目提高大眾對腦退化的認識，一起齊心建立腦退化友善社區，讓患者和家人在社區感到被接納、認同，不會受到歧視，繼續過着正常的生活。
我們於10月19日早上11時，在加拿大中文電台 AM1470「大眾論壇」中，播放了一小時有關腦退化的特輯，當日的嘉賓為聽眾分享腦退化及健腦知識；而10 月 20 日晚上8時半將在新時代電視一台舉行了「關愛腦友記」電視籌款夜。
電視籌款夜的節目非常豐富，邀請了專科醫生介紹腦退化的最新發展，並有患者及家屬分享經驗，還有介紹卑詩省阿茲海默症協會的資訊及服務，例如支援服務及教育項目等等。節目在全國播放並進行電視籌款。
協會特別感謝無名氏善長的慷慨支持，首5萬元的捐款得到一對一的配對，令善款帶來雙倍的效果。
感謝贊助商、義工及善長的熱烈支持。
了解更多或網上捐款，請瀏覽 alzbc.org/telethon2024。
其他查詢或電話捐款，請致電 604-742-4923。
Produced in partnership with Fairchild Television, the fifth annual Telethon for Alzheimer’s successfully raised funds for the Alzheimer Society of B.C. and increase awareness and understanding of dementia within the Chinese community.
In B.C., it is estimated there are more than 85,000 people living with dementia. In the next 30 years, the number of people living with the disease is projected to increase dramatically to more than 245,000 people. Meanwhile, stigma associated with dementia still exists in the Chinese community. Through the Telethon we hope to build a dementia-friendly community where people living with the disease and their families are welcomed, supported and included, enabling them to maintain the best quality of life possible.
- On Saturday, October 19 at 11 a.m. PT, listeners tuned in to Fairchild Radio AM1470 for the one-hour “Public Forum”, where invited guests shared their knowledge about dementia and tips for brain health.
- On Sunday, October 20 at 8:30 p.m., the Telethon for Alzheimer’s broadcast nationwide on Fairchild TV (FTV1). This 80-minute Cantonese program featured interviews with doctors, researchers and Alzheimer Society of B.C. staff, with stories from people living with dementia and their caregivers.
We extend our gratitude to “Friends of the Society” – a group of generous, anonymous donors – who matched the first $50,000 in donations made leading up to Sunday, October 20, doubling the impact of each donation.
Thanks to all the sponsors, volunteers and donors for their support!
Learn more about Telethon or donate online, please visit alzbc.org/telethon2024.
For other Telethon inquiries or to donate by phone, please call 604-742-4923.
