Ann’s Angels is a non-profit organization that helps fund professional caregiving and care management for people with Parkinson’s Disease. Our mission is to improve quality of life and peace of mind for people and families living with Parkinson’s.
Ann’s Angels is in fundraising mode!
Our initial fundraising drive through March 2022 seeks to raise $17,000, enough to help 3 families with daytime care for 3 months. Help us launch — and be a part of Ann’s Angels history!
Your donation helps pay for caregiving and care management services. When you donate, Parkinson’s Disease patients get better care. And their families get support and peace of mind.
To support our launch fundraiser, please visit our Fundraiser Page at GoFundMe.
Meeting Your Loved One’s Needs
What We Do
Who We Help
Why Ann’s Angels?
Families turn to Ann’s Angels when they need help providing care for a loved one with Parkinson’s, whether on a one-time, occasional or regular basis (see examples here). Ann’s Angels provides a simple and reliable alternative to other funding alternatives:
- Sometimes loans or grants can help, but this can be a lengthy and difficult process. And not all families are eligible.
- Voucher programs are intended to give primary caregivers (e.g. spouses or children who manage their loved one’s care) a break. But because funding is limited and they only reimburse once a year, they are not long-term solutions.
- Help from family and friends is wonderful for the person with Parkinson’s. However, this is often not available on a regular, predictable basis. In addition, spouses or children providing full-time and/or live-in care need breaks, and sometimes the required level of care goes beyond what the loved one can provide.
Ann’s Angels makes it easy to get the funds you need on a recurring basis – simply provide proof of diagnosis, and we’ll help fund the service by paying the agency directly.
Our Team
- Mary Bryan Bass, Founder and Director
- Bill Bryan, Board Member
- Kelly Arney, Board Member
- Katie McDougall, Board Member
- Gretchen Napier, Board Member