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THE IVEY IN THE NEWS

  • Charlotte NC, October 30, 2019: “A Purple Luncheon”: Hosts Extraordinaire Anne Neilson and Leslie Culbertson attended a Purple Luncheon in Dallas TX in 2018, and decided they would create one in their hometown of Charlotte NC. Did they ever! They brought together over 300 women and men to raise money for Alzheimer’s research and hear Maria Shriver speak with Dr. Chuck Edwards, founder of the Memory Care Center Charlotte, and Dr. Laura Baker, a professor at Wake Forest School of Medicine and the lead researcher in 4 national Alzheimer’s lifestyle trials. They gave a big shout-out to founding sponsor Lynn Ivey, founder of The Ivey and Friends of The Ivey, along with Tracy Reading and the amazing Charlotte Wrappers who shared their poignant and personal stories about how Alzheimer’s has touched their lives.

  • One of The Ivey's family caregivers is facing emotional trials one day at a time in caring for her mother.

  • South Charlotte Weekly honored The Ivey’s 10 years of serving families in the dementia journey. Other illustrious women on the list include Laura Clark, CEO of United Way of Central Carolina, and Pamela Davies, former president of Queens University.

  • 15 people in Mecklenburg and Union counties are highlighted in this September 28th issue. Lynn Ivey is among those focused on providing resources to enhance the lives of seniors.

  • Parenting our parents is a tough task for anyone. Watch this story of one of The Ivey's remarkable families as three daughters care for their father who lives with Alzheimer's. The job is tough they say but wouldn't trade it for the world.

  • The Ivey's COO Janet LeClair discusses the benefits of a dementia-specific daytime haven for your loved one.

  • In January, Lynn Ivey celebrated the 10th anniversary of The Ivey Memory Wellness Day Center, a nonprofit inspired by her mother’s battle with Alzheimer’s disease.

  • FOLLOW YOUR INTUITION: Lynn Ivey had a successful 25-year career working for Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Wachovia. But then a series of life-changing experiences set her on the path to a new career and a new romance.

  • The wise words of Lynn Ivey have been included in StyleBlueprint's "best pieces of advice" recap for 2017.