Project Lifesaver: Travis County is a program created by law enforcement for law enforcement that helps locate adults who tend to wander due to Alzheimer's disease or dementia.
Project Lifesaver is a community effort, created by a concerned group of individuals who saw the need for a program to help elderly adults with dementia and related disorders and their caregivers in Travis County.
The Austin Community Foundation administers all financial aspects of Project Lifesaver: Travis County through a special project fund. Project Lifesaver: Travis County is funded in its entirety by private grants and contributions, which are deposited into this fund. All financial expenditures are reviewed and approved by the Austin Community Foundation.
To make a donation, please visit Austin Community Foundation. On the donation page, select "Other Fund" and enter Project Lifesaver: Travis County under subcategory. You may also mail checks to:
Austin Community Foundation
Project Lifesaver/Travis County Fund
P.O. Box 5159
Austin, TX 78763
NOTE: Project Lifesaver: Travis County and its community partners, including the Travis County Sheriff's Office are unable to accept any monetary donations.