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Montana man leaves 480 acres worth $1m to support Alzheimer’s research

Arnold Swanberg, a Montana-born photographer, donated 480 acres of farmland to the Weissman Hood Institute. The farmland will continue to be leased, and proceeds will support Alzheimer’s research in Great Falls, Montana. Swanberg had personal connections to neurodegenerative diseases, influencing his decision to help research in this area. His donation is one of the largest in the institute’s history and reflects his commitment to Montana.

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