State Legislative Day

Tuesday, February 25
Tennessee Capitol | Nashville, TN

Make an Impact in 2025! Join us for Alzheimer’s Tennessee’s State Legislative Day.  

Meet with Legislators | Share Your Story | Send Emails and Letters | Reach Out with Social Media
Make the Most of Your Relationships with Legislators and Community Leaders.

We provide materials, transportation to Nashville and make all the appointments with your elected leaders. Alzheimer's Tennessee Team leaders have a plan and guide groups of volunteers to legislators’ offices.  All you need to do is be there to share your story and support Tennessee families living with Alzheimer's and other dementias.

Watch this Virtual Advocacy Training Webinar to learn more about Legislative Day.

Sit back and let us do the driving. Below are the planned meeting times and places for our bus and vans. 

 Knoxville: 6:30AM  EST | West Town Mall, Belk’s Women’s Store facing Kingston Pike

Harriman: 7:15AM  EST | McDonalds off I-40 Exit 347

Tri-Cities: 6AM  EST | Alzheimer’s Tennessee, 2319 Browns Mill Rd. Ste D6. Johnson City

Greeneville: 7AM  EST | McDonalds off I-81/11E  Exit 23, 35 Speedway Lane, Bull’s Gap

Crossville: 7AM  CST | Pilot/Wendy’s at I-40 Exit 320

Cookeville: 7:30AM  CST | Publix Super Market, 1265 Interstate Drive

Tullahoma: 7AM  CST | First Christian Church, 120 W. Grundy St.

Jackson 6:30AM  CST | Kroger Parking Lot, 35 W. University Pkwy.

Capitol: 8:45AM  CST | Cordell Hull Building, 425 5th Avenue North, Nashville, Meet at Vending Area on Ground Level

Each spring, Alzheimer’s Tennessee encourages volunteers to be the VOICE for individuals who are unable to speak for themselves by participating in Legislative Day.

As the primary advocate addressing Alzheimer’s related issues in the state of Tennessee, Alzheimer’s Tennessee, believes the ever-pressing needs of the Alzheimer’s community must be addressed and continued to become a state priority. 
 
Alzheimer's Tennessee Volunteer Advocates Save Lives!  

Six out of ten individuals with dementia will wander. More than 300 vulnerable Tennesseans have been found safe since Alzheimer’s Tennessee volunteer advocates helped to pass Tennessee’s Silver Alert Law. It's just one example of the impact Alzheimer's Tennessee volunteers have made since first making this trip in 1995.