Help us build Harmony Street for every family who needs it.
Sometimes Grandma… began as one family's answer to a question no children's book was asking. Today, Harmony Street Kids is growing into a book and animated series for the millions of children living alongside Alzheimer's disease and dementia — and we cannot build it alone.
Whether you are a foundation, a corporate sponsor, an Alzheimer's or caregiving organization, a school, a library, or a media partner, these materials will show you the need, the plan, and the many ways to be part of Harmony Street.
These two documents are open to everyone. Share them freely with your board, your team, or anyone curious about the work.
Together, they tell the story behind Harmony Street. One shows how many families are living with Alzheimer's and dementia today. The other explains why children need a series made just for them. Start with either one.
A sourced data reference on the elders, families, caregivers, and children living with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias — nationally, globally, and in New Mexico, Texas, Georgia, and Ohio.
Harmony Street Kids · Data Summary (PDF)
What the rise of Gracie's Corner teaches us, and why an animated Sometimes Grandma… series can meet a need no one is meeting yet: helping young children and their families live with a grandparent's Alzheimer's or dementia.
Harmony Street Kids · Case for Support (PDF)
Ready to help bring Harmony Street to life? These materials show how. The sponsorship one-pager covers the revised second edition of Sometimes Grandma… Forgets My Name: what your support makes possible and the sponsorship levels, from gifting a book to a family to becoming a Founding Sponsor. The relaunch budget shows exactly where support goes. The partnership prospectus lays out a proposed relationship with the Alzheimer's Association — the alliance, the distribution path, and the immediate request.
These materials are shared with prospective sponsors and partners. Enter the partner password to download them, or contact us and we'll send them to you directly.
We would be honored to build Harmony Street with you.
We are grateful to the organizations walking alongside Harmony Street Kids. Through their generosity, collaboration, and shared commitment, we are helping more kids and families navigate Alzheimer's and dementia with understanding, compassion, and connection.
