Rebecca chose to establish “Forget Me Not” in order to raise awareness about dementia and Alzheimer's disease across all age groups, challenging the common misconception that memory loss conditions only affect older adults. Inspired by her experience caring for her grandfather after his dementia diagnosis, Rebecca created this platform to promote education, advocacy, and compassionate support for families navigating cognitive decline.

Through her Purple Promise Initiative, she has collected more than sixty purple baby hats to introduce early education to new parents, led school visits where she reads the book Forget Me Not, and hosted community paint night fundraisers to bring people together for a cause. To support patients directly, Rebecca has assembled Brain Baskets filled with sensory tools, hand sewn fidget blankets for individuals in need, and organized tap therapy sessions in nursing homes using slip on tap shoes to encourage safe and joyful movement.

Rebecca’s advocacy also reaches the legislative level. She recently met with Maryland State Senator Mike McKay to encourage increased funding and awareness for dementia and Alzheimer's care. Her work is guided by her SERVE Initiative - ensuring that no one facing memory loss is ever forgotten.