Save our Brains

For the past seven years, The Brain Project has displayed thought-provoking brain sculptures around the city to increase awareness of brain health research and aging. This art is displayed publicly to ignite conversation and to serve as a fundraising opportunity for Baycrest in their efforts to defeat dementia.

Upon launch of this year’s campaign, 13 brains on display at Nathan Phillips Square were severely damaged in an unprovoked incident this past Wednesday, July 14.

The damage done to these public works of art is devastating and will affect funs raised to support the nearly 600,000 Canadians currently living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia – an increasingly urgent public health issue.

If you haven’t already, please consider making a donation to help save our brains!