Yoga in the Park at San Francisco’s Presidio: Coming Together for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s
Event recap · October 8 · Presidio, San Francisco
Yoga in the Park, for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s
Neighborly Senior Placement brings families, friends, and local professionals together to support Alzheimer’s research and dementia awareness in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Our fundraising isn’t over
Walk with us Saturday, October 24
Bayfront Park, Mission Bay, San Francisco. Check-in 8:30 AM, walk begins 10:30 AM.
A Beautiful San Francisco Evening, Made Warmer by Good Company
A beautiful San Francisco evening, a stunning setting, and a community coming together for a cause close to our hearts.
On Thursday, October 8, 2026, Neighborly Senior Placement hosted our Yoga in the Park fundraiser at the Main Parade Lawn in San Francisco’s Presidio, bringing together families, friends, colleagues, and local healthcare and senior living professionals to raise funds for the Alzheimer’s Association’s 2026 Walk to End Alzheimer’s.
Under a crisp San Francisco sky, our hearts were warm as we gathered in support of a cause that affects so many families in our community. For 60 minutes, we stepped away from our busy lives to move, breathe, connect, and contribute to something much bigger than ourselves.
Yoga in the Park on the Presidio’s Main Parade Lawn, October 8, 2026.
A Special Thank You to True Balance Yoga with Devon
A heartfelt thank you to Devon Kessler of True Balance Yoga with Devon, who generously led our group through a wonderful 60-minute outdoor yoga session. Devon created a welcoming and supportive experience for everyone who joined us, reminding us of the importance of slowing down, being present, and caring for our own well-being.
We are grateful to Devon and True Balance Yoga for partnering with Neighborly Senior Placement to make this meaningful community event possible.
Visit True Balance Yoga with Devon →
Why Alzheimer’s Awareness Matters to Neighborly Senior Placement
At Neighborly Senior Placement, Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia are more than topics we discuss professionally. They are conditions that impact the lives of the families we serve every day.
As local senior living advisors serving San Francisco and the greater Bay Area, our team works closely with older adults and their families as they navigate memory loss, changing care needs, and difficult decisions about assisted living, memory care, and long-term support.
We see firsthand the emotional, physical, and financial toll that Alzheimer’s disease can have on individuals and their loved ones. We also see the extraordinary dedication of spouses, adult children, family caregivers, and healthcare professionals who provide support along the way.
Our commitment to families extends beyond helping them find the right senior living community. We believe in supporting Alzheimer’s awareness, advancing dementia education, connecting families with resources, and contributing to organizations working toward better treatments and ultimately a cure.
Events like Yoga in the Park are a small but meaningful way for us to give back to the community we are so fortunate to serve.
Thank You to Everyone Who Joined Us
To the families, friends, community partners, and senior care professionals who came out to support our fundraiser, thank you!
Whether you participated in yoga, donated to our Walk to End Alzheimer’s team, or helped spread the word, your support means so much to us.
We are especially grateful for the relationships we’ve built throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. Seeing people come together outside of their everyday professional and personal responsibilities to support a shared cause reminds us how powerful our community can be.
The yoga session may have lasted just 60 minutes, but the purpose behind our gathering extends far beyond that evening.
Join Neighborly Senior Placement at the 2026 San Francisco Walk to End Alzheimer’s
Our fundraising efforts aren’t over! We invite our families, friends, professional partners, and community members to join the Neighborly Senior Placement team at the upcoming 2026 Walk to End Alzheimer’s in San Francisco.
Location: Bayfront Park, Mission Bay, San Francisco, CA
The Walk to End Alzheimer’s brings our community together to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer’s research, care, and support services.
Whether Alzheimer’s has touched your family personally, you’ve cared for someone living with dementia, or you simply want to support a meaningful cause, we would love to have you walk alongside us.
Neighborly Senior Placement team
Donate to our fundraiser or join our walking team
Bayfront Park, Mission Bay, San Francisco. Check-in 8:30 AM, walk begins 10:30 AM.
Every contribution, regardless of size, helps support the Alzheimer’s Association’s mission. And if you’re unable to attend the walk, you can still make a difference by donating or sharing our fundraising page with others.
Supporting Bay Area Families Beyond the Walk
At Neighborly Senior Placement, we believe supporting older adults means supporting the entire family and the broader community around them.
Our experienced local senior living consultants help families throughout San Francisco, San Mateo, Marin, Alameda, Contra Costa, Santa Clara, and surrounding Bay Area counties navigate important decisions about independent living, assisted living, and memory care.
From understanding dementia care needs to identifying appropriate senior living options, touring communities, and coordinating the transition, we provide personalized guidance and advocacy at every step. Our senior placement services are provided at no cost to families.
If your family is navigating Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or a changing care situation, we’re here to help. Meet our local senior living consultants.
Tell us about your family and we will be in touch.
CONTACT US or call 866-744-1417
Thank you again to everyone who joined us at the Presidio, to Devon for leading our yoga session, and to every person helping us raise awareness and funds.
Together, we are making a difference, one breath, one step, and one family at a time. 💜