Walk to End Alzheimer's raises nearly $1M in Valhalla

The Alzheimer's Association hosted its Walk to End Alzheimer's at Westchester Community College, where participants chose between a half mile or nearly two-mile route.

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Oct 6, 2025, 9:52 AM

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Westchester County took steps toward a world without Alzheimer's during a walk held in Valhalla Sunday morning.

The Alzheimer's Association hosted its Walk to End Alzheimer's at Westchester Community College, where participants chose between a half mile or nearly two-mile route.

Proceeds go directly to the Alzheimer's Association.

So far, nearly $1 million has been raised.