On June 24th, we'll unite for the 14th Annual Play for Parkinson's Golf Day at Moorpark Country Club. But... why? For what?

For decades, billions of dollars have been raised in the pursuit of a cure for Parkinson's. And yet—where do we stand?

Over 1 million individuals in the U.S. are living with Parkinson’s today.

90,000 more are diagnosed every single year.

Neurodegenerative diseases are on the rise at an unprecedented rate.

But here’s the truth: remarkable treatments already exist—therapies that improve quality of life, enhance mobility, and provide independence. The problem? Access.

The financial burden of Parkinson’s is staggering. Families pour their resources into medications, insurance, and out-of-pocket medical expenses—yet these investments often don’t cover what they truly need to live well today.

The very treatments that could make a difference remain out of reach for far too many. And while the pursuit of a cure continues to raise billions, it’s time to ask: Will there ever truly be an “end” to Parkinson’s?

Does our healthcare system even advocate for one?

Or is it time to shift our focus?

Rather than waiting—year after year—for a future that may never come, let’s invest in what we can change today. Let’s stand beside the individuals and families who are navigating Parkinson’s right now, ensuring they have the resources, therapies, and support to live life to the fullest.

The Parkinson's Wellness Fund is here to bridge the gap—so that individuals living with Parkinson’s don’t have to wait for a cure to live a meaningful, empowered life. They can do it now.

Play for Parkinson's Golf Day

By Parkinson's Wellness Fund

Play for Parkinson's Golf Day

An impactful day out at Moorpark Country Club to bring immediate relief to individuals living with Parkinson's today.

Team Members