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Puzzles To Remember

If you have puzzles that you would like to donate, please contact us at PuzzlesToRemember@gmail.com and we will find a location near you where you can bring your puzzles. We can also provide you with a donation letter so that you can claim the value of your puzzles as a tax deduction.

To see a 3-minute video about Max's efforts on behalf of Alzheimer's patients, click here.

Awards

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  • Kohl's Corporation: Kohls Kids Who Care
  • Prudential Corporation: Spirit of Community award
  • Build-A-Bear Workshop: Huggable Heroes of 2009
  • McLean Hospital, Annual Report 2008: Page images 16-17 online, or p. 24-26 of print version.   Click here to view
  • Chronicle on WCVB-TV: Click here to view
  • Town of Natick Commendation, April, 2009
  • Do Something, Inc.: Grant award, 2009
  • Presidential Volunteer Service Award for Community Service - Gold Level, 2009
  • Inventor Digest Youth Hall of Fame Inductee, 2009, for "Helping People Through Innovation"
  • Best Buy @15 Community Services Scholarship, 2010
  • Young Philanthropist Award, 2010, from Women in Development of Greater Boston
  • Educational Research Center of America, Community Service Award, 2010
  • J.C. Penney Care-Share-Win Community Service Award, 2010
  • Editor of Science and Games, www.AlzheimersReadingRoom.com, 2010-
  • Giraffe Hero Award, 2010
  • Subway High School Hero, 1st place in Massachusetts, 2010
  • Teen Ink! "Get Involved" Community Service Contest Winner, 2010
  • Hasbro Community Action Hero Award, 2011
  • Pottery Barn "Amazing Teen" award, 2011
  • Nestle's Very Best in Youth Award, 2011
  • Presidential Volunteer Service Award, Gold Level, 2011
  • I-Team member, By Kids For Kids Innovation Group, 2011-
  • Daughters of the American Revolution, Community Service Award, 2011
  • Member, American Association for Geriatric Psychiatry, 2012-
  • Burger King Scholars Award, 2012
  • AXA Achievement Scholarship, 2012
  • Lowe's Scholarship, 2012
  • Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes, 2012
5/09/2013
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PUZZLES TO REMEMBER was founded in 2008 by Max Wallack, in memory of his great-grandmother, Gertrude Finkelstein, who died of Alzheimer's disease in 2007. Puzzles To Remember is registered in Massachusetts as a public charity. Contributions are welcome, and are tax deductible under sec. 501(c.)3 of the Internal Revenue Code.

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PUZZLES TO REMEMBER was founded in 2008 by Max Wallack, in memory of his great-grandmother, Gertrude Finkelstein, who died of Alzheimer's disease in 2007.
Puzzles To Remember is registered in Massachusetts as a public charity. Contributions are welcome, and are tax deductible under sec. 501(c.)3 of the Internal Revenue Code.

For more information, write to us at PuzzlesToRemember@gmail.com