LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Las Vegas landmarks will light up teal on Nov. 2 to raise awareness about Alzheimer’s disease.
Landmarks taking part
The landmarks will glow teal, the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America’s awareness color.
The “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign, the High Roller observation wheel, the Eiffel Tower, the Keep Memory Alive Event Center, Meet Las Vegas and Carvana are taking part.
They will join more than 1,750 landmarks around the world. Organizers call it the largest coordinated light-up ever for a single cause.
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Alzheimer’s in Nevada
More than 7 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s, including about 55,000 people in Nevada.
The Alzheimer’s Foundation says the teal lights are a way to show families they are not alone and to push for more understanding and support.
How to take part
People can join by “going teal” on Nov. 2. They can wear teal, decorate at home or work, or share Alzheimer’s information on social media.
A full list of participating landmarks is available at on the Light the World in Teal website.
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