Amazing Place 30th anniversary dinner to feature ‘Age-Proof Brain' author

Posted 4/9/26

The Amazing Dinner West 30th anniversary celebration, set for April 23 at 6:30 p.m. at Beckendorff Farms, will celebrate Amazing Place’s benchmark year in navigating dementia and nurturing brain …

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Amazing Place 30th anniversary dinner to feature ‘Age-Proof Brain' author

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The Amazing Dinner West 30th anniversary celebration, set for April 23 at 6:30 p.m. at Beckendorff Farms, will celebrate Amazing Place’s benchmark year in navigating dementia and nurturing brain health while paying tribute to those who made opening the organization’s second campus in Katy possible.

The event, chaired by Vicky and Tony Georgas and Vicky and Robert Tillerson, will feature Dr. Marc Milstein, the author of “The Age-Proof Brain,” and noted brain health researcher. Dr. Milstein will offer insights on why memory matters and everyday tips to prolong brain health. Seats are still available to attend the dinner; for tickets, go to https:// www.amazingplacehouston.org/get-involved/donate/.

Amazing Place opened its second campus in Katy last fall. The annual dinner is the primary means of support for operating Amazing Place’s programs and keeping rates reasonable or free of charge for Day Program and Cognitive Stimulation Therapy participants with mild to moderate dementia, for dementia Caregiver Navigation and Education at any stage of the disease, and for its Brain Health Education presentations to community, faith-based, and corporate organizations.

“We are so thrilled to celebrate the opening of our Katy campus as we also celebrate our 30th anniversary of providing evidence-based dementia care, treatment and risk-reduction programs,” says Tracey Brown, CEO and President of Amazing Place. “The support of our Katy and west Houston neighbors has been incredible, and we look forward to serving in even more meaningful ways as community needs grow.”,

About Amazing Place

Amazing Place is the area’s leading resource in navigating dementia and nurturing brain health. With 30 years of experience as a faith-based nonprofit, the organization serves those with mild to moderate dementia, caregiving families and friends at any stage of the disease, congregations and anyone who wants to be proactive about brain health. With two locations—one in Central Houston and the other in Katy—offer expert dementia care, support and education with programs in English and Spanish.